Which type of vehicle has an exemption from registration in Indiana?

Farm tractors in Indiana are exempt from registration because they are primarily used for agricultural purposes rather than for general transportation or on public highways. Indiana recognizes the importance of agricultural machinery for farming operations and has laws that facilitate their use without the burden of typical vehicle registration requirements. This exemption allows farmers to efficiently manage their agricultural tasks without the additional administrative overhead associated with registering each piece of equipment.

Passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, and motorcycles do not qualify for this exemption because these types of vehicles are often used for transportation of people and goods on public roads and therefore must be registered as per Indiana state law to ensure safety and compliance with traffic regulations.