Is it legal to own a pet armadillo?
Permit required
Armadillos are not on Nevada's banned-species list or its list of species that need no permit.
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Permit required
Armadillos are not on Nevada's banned-species list or its list of species that need no permit.
Sunday sales allowed
Nevada's vehicle dealer licensing law contains no rule against selling cars on Sunday.
All riders
Nevada requires every motorcycle and moped driver and passenger to wear a helmet.
Front and rear plates
Nevada requires front and rear plates, but cars built without a front plate bracket may display only the rear plate.
Self-serve allowed
Nevada allows self-service gas; state law sets price-sign rules for self-service and full-service fuel and covers unattended pumps.
Allowed with limits
Nevada bars any horn from making an unreasonably loud or harsh sound or a whistle, which a train horn likely breaks.
No safety inspection
Nevada does not require safety inspections of private cars, though cars in the Las Vegas and Reno areas need emissions tests.
Unclear
Nevada has no statewide list of allowed consumer fireworks, so counties and cities decide and rules vary widely.
Allowed
Nevada has no state law limiting happy hour drink prices at bars and restaurants.
No bottle deposit
Nevada has no bottle deposit law; drink containers carry no refundable deposit.
Private licensed stores
Nevada liquor is sold by privately owned licensed retailers, which must buy from state-licensed private wholesalers.
Observes DST
Nevada observes daylight saving time; bills to exempt the state or change its time have not become law.
Groceries exempt
Nevada exempts food for human consumption from sales tax; prepared food, alcohol, pet food and vitamins are taxed.
No state lottery
No. Nevada's constitution bans state lotteries; only charitable raffles may be authorized.
No tax-free period
No. Nevada has no sales tax holiday for the public; only National Guard members get a tax-free Nevada Day weekend.
No ID document required
Nevada voters don't show ID at the polls; poll workers compare their signatures. A photo ID amendment is on the 2026 ballot.