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    • Profile photo of Varun Suchday
    Varun Suchday
    According to Section 43, "a motor vehicle may apply to any registering authority or other prescribed authority to have the vehicle temporarily registered in the prescribed manner and the registration should not exceed for more than one month and shall not be renewed." Therefore, you can legally ride on interstate highways as long as your temporary number plate is not older than 30 days. However, be wary of greedy cops who will make you believe otherwise in the expectation of a bribe.
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    Profile photo of Aayush Kulshreshtha
    Aayush Kulshreshtha
    Yes, you can travel interstate as there is a number plate with temporary registration number, just you need to be aware of something.
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