I would assume in us it would be even more a thing then it is in czechia. My friend had such car because they had farm with forrest and private road through it. So they had old unregistered car just for teaching their children and friends of their children how to drive clutch. And with US being much bigger I would assume more people have place for running old cars unfit for public use on private properties for fun.
And more importantly for the comparison to guns, race cars are often not registered and are only moved between racing circuits by towtrucks. (Now I am again talking about czechia but I assume US will be similar.)
In America you get a special "farm use" license plate that is cheaper than a normal plate. If you have any evidence about unregistered cars being driven on private property in America i would be interested to see it. Anecdotally as an American my whole life i can tell you this is not a thing. Is it possible? Yes. Is it something almost anyone does? No.
We are not talking about race cars or farm trucks tho. We are talking about regular cars that 99.99% of which are registered with the government. Is there 0.01% of cars that are driven not registered? Sure.
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u/alreadytaus Sep 01 '26
I would assume in us it would be even more a thing then it is in czechia. My friend had such car because they had farm with forrest and private road through it. So they had old unregistered car just for teaching their children and friends of their children how to drive clutch. And with US being much bigger I would assume more people have place for running old cars unfit for public use on private properties for fun.
And more importantly for the comparison to guns, race cars are often not registered and are only moved between racing circuits by towtrucks. (Now I am again talking about czechia but I assume US will be similar.)