Is it legal to own a pet armadillo?
Permit required
Vermont requires a permit to keep armadillos, and those permits are rarely granted for pets.
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Permit required
Vermont requires a permit to keep armadillos, and those permits are rarely granted for pets.
Sunday sales allowed
Vermont has no state law that stops car dealers from selling on Sunday.
All riders
Vermont requires every motorcycle operator and passenger to wear a helmet, regardless of age.
Front and rear plates
Vermont requires a front and a rear plate when the state issues two plates, as it does for ordinary cars.
Self-serve allowed
Vermont allows self-service gas; state law regulates self-service stations and requires them to help drivers with disabilities.
No state limit found
Vermont requires a working horn used only as a warning, but no state limit on horn loudness or type was found.
Regular safety inspection
Vermont requires every registered vehicle to pass a safety inspection once a year.
Consumer fireworks banned
Vermont bans consumer fireworks for private use; only small sparklers and novelties are legal without a display permit.
Happy hour banned
Vermont bars and restaurants may not offer reduced drink prices for part of the day, though lower prices for a full day are allowed.
Bottle deposit law
Vermont has a bottle deposit: 5 cents on beer, soda and similar drinks, and 15 cents on liquor bottles.
Private agency stores
Vermont sells liquor only through 802Spirits agency stores: private businesses under contract with the state, selling state-owned liquor at state-set prices.
Observes DST
Vermont observes daylight saving time by statute and has not passed a law to change that.
Groceries exempt
Vermont exempts food sold to be eaten off the premises from its 6% sales tax. Soft drinks are taxed.
Has a state lottery
Yes. Vermont runs a state lottery under its Board of Liquor and Lottery.
No tax-free period
Vermont has a 6% statewide sales tax but no sales tax holiday in current law.
No ID document required
Vermont doesn't require ID at the polls; voters state their name and are checked off the voter list.