Does your State require registration of Cargo, Motorcycle, Boat trailers? (brakes, truck)

[JD59]

Tennessee doesn't require any registration on Cargo, Motorcycle and Boat trailers. Only on trailers use for a business or commercial trailer.

[deckdoc]

I find it hard to believe you can run a trailer on the roads of any state without a license~ if you have a lisense plate assigned to a trailer it is indeed registered!

In Iowa these trailers do not have a title~ the registration is the title!

[JD59]

I have a title to my trailer that I own it but my state doesn't require me to Register it with them.

[CMPX2]

I lived in Maryland and they require a tag for all trailers, but now in South Carolina they do not.

[ferretkona]

In CA license for all trailers.
CA does not allow towing double trailers for any personal vehicles. Tractor trailers excepted of course.
Every once in a while I will see some pickup truck towing a camper and a boat behind that. CHP nails them.

[KoobleKar]

Pennsylvania requires registration and a plate on all trailers no matter the size and/or type.

Certain trailers also need to be inspected yearly....such as horse trailers. Mainly, if the trailer has brakes, it must have an inspection sticker.

[Omaha Rocks]

Nebraska requires registration/title, and an annually renewed license on trailers.

[ShelbyGirl1]

Texas requires registration/tags on boat and jetski trailers.

[square peg]

VT requires all trailers to be licensed and inspected. Inspection consists of lights, tires, brakes - if applicable, and rust. Oddly, I've never had any of my boat trailers inspected. It's only about 6 miles to the lake and those stickers on the tongue are hard to spot. Plus, I drive really really carefully when towing.

[Bydand]

MI requires registration, but it is a one-time good deal. Once you register it the first time, you never have to again. Lifetime license plates. Kind of expensive up front, but so easy for the life of a trailer.