Is it legal to own a pet armadillo?
Legal, no state permit
Idaho requires a permit only for animals the Department of Agriculture lists as deleterious exotic animals, and armadillos are not on that list.
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Legal, no state permit
Idaho requires a permit only for animals the Department of Agriculture lists as deleterious exotic animals, and armadillos are not on that list.
Sunday sales allowed
Idaho has no state law that stops car dealers from selling on Sunday.
Only some riders
Idaho requires helmets only for motorcycle operators and riders under 18.
Front and rear plates
Idaho requires front and rear plates on a passenger car, but only if the car has a front plate mounting bracket.
Self-serve allowed
Idaho allows drivers to pump their own gas. State law refers directly to stations that sell only self-service fuel.
Allowed with limits
Idaho bans horns that make an unreasonably loud or harsh sound or a whistle, which a typical train horn likely fails.
No safety inspection
No. Idaho does not require safety inspections of private passenger cars, but cars titled in another state need a VIN inspection.
Sparklers and ground fireworks only
Idaho allows only nonaerial fireworks such as fountains, sparklers and ground spinners; aerial fireworks and firecrackers require a local event permit.
Allowed
Idaho does not regulate what bars charge for drinks, so happy hour specials are allowed.
No bottle deposit
Idaho has no bottle deposit law; shoppers pay no refundable deposit on cans or bottles.
Government-run stores
Idaho sells liquor only through state-run liquor stores and state-authorized contract stores supplied by the Idaho State Liquor Division.
Observes DST, law to go year-round
Idaho observes daylight saving time; a 2020 law would make it permanent in Idaho's Pacific time zone once Washington does.
Taxed at the full rate
Idaho taxes groceries at its full 6% sales tax rate, offset in part by an income tax credit.
Has a state lottery
Idaho runs a state lottery, allowed by its constitution and operated by the Idaho State Lottery since 1989.
No tax-free period
Idaho has a 6% state sales tax and no sales tax holiday.
Photo ID requested
Idaho asks voters for a photo ID, but a voter without one can sign an affidavit at the polls and vote a regular ballot.