Is it legal to own a pet armadillo?
Prohibited
Montana bans importing or keeping exotic wildlife that hasn't been classified, and armadillos aren't classified.
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Prohibited
Montana bans importing or keeping exotic wildlife that hasn't been classified, and armadillos aren't classified.
Sunday sales allowed
Montana's dealer law has no Sunday ban and lets dealers set and post their own office hours.
Only some riders
Montana requires helmets only for motorcycle operators and passengers under 18.
Front and rear plates
Montana requires most vehicles to display one plate on the front and one on the rear.
Self-serve allowed
Montana has no ban on self-service gas; it adopts the International Fire Code, which covers self-service fuel dispensing.
Allowed with limits
Montana bars any horn from making an unreasonably loud or harsh sound or a whistle, which a train horn likely breaks.
No safety inspection
Montana does not require regular or at-sale safety inspections of private cars; officers may inspect a car they suspect is unsafe.
Aerial fireworks allowed
Montana allows consumer fireworks meeting federal standards, sold only June 24 to July 5 and December 29 to 31.
Allowed
Montana has no law aimed at happy hours, though licensees can't resell liquor below the state's posted price.
No bottle deposit
Montana has no bottle deposit law; drink containers carry no refundable deposit.
Private agency stores
Montana sells liquor through privately owned agency liquor stores under contract with the state, supplied from the state liquor warehouse.
Observes DST, law to go year-round
Montana observes daylight saving time but enacted a 2021 law for year-round Mountain Daylight Time once approvals are in place.
No state sales tax
Montana has no general state sales tax, so groceries are not taxed by the state.
Has a state lottery
Yes. Montana runs a state lottery that voters approved in 1986 and that started selling tickets in 1987.
No state sales tax
Montana has no general sales tax, so there is nothing for a holiday to suspend.
Photo ID requested
Montana asks in-person voters for photo ID. Without it, a voter casts a provisional ballot, which the statute counts when the signature matches.