Impaired Driving
Canadian federal law prohibits the operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating beverages, with the illegal per se limit set at 0.08 percent blood alcohol content (.08 BAC)....
View ArticleGraduated Drivers Licensing
Nova Scotia has a system of graduated licensing for newly licensed drivers. A person must be 16 to obtain a learner’s permit. This permit must be held for 12 months unless a driver education course is...
View ArticlePlate Disbursement
When a vehicle is registered, the Department must assign the vehicle number license plates. Two plates will be issued to a camper, farm truck, commercial fisherman, truck, service truck, self-powered...
View ArticleSafety Inspection
All motor vehicles must have a vehicle inspection from an approved vehicle inspection station. Drivers visiting Nova Scotia from another jurisdiction may not drive a vehicle in Nova Scotia unless they...
View ArticleEmissions Inspection
No province-wide emissions inspection requirements. The post Emissions Inspection appeared first on AAA Digest of Motor Laws.
View ArticleRegistration for Non-Residents
A passenger motor vehicle owned by a non-resident who does not carry on business in Nova Scotia is exempt from registration for 90 days from the date that the vehicle was first operated in Nova Scotia....
View ArticleRegistration Application
Unless an exemption is granted by law, every motor vehicle in Nova Scotia must be registered with the Department. The application for a certificate of registration must be on a form prescribed by the...
View ArticleTitles for Mobile Homes
(see Vehicle Registration) The post Titles for Mobile Homes appeared first on AAA Digest of Motor Laws.
View ArticleTitle Transfer of Ownership
(see Vehicle Registration) The post Title Transfer of Ownership appeared first on AAA Digest of Motor Laws.
View ArticleTitle Application
(see Vehicle Registration) The post Title Application appeared first on AAA Digest of Motor Laws.
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