no, all fifty states require a license if you break the law while driving. its a secondary charge, except in those four states. whats a secondary charge? its a charge you can only get if there is a primary charge. you can buy a car, without a license, get insurance, without a license, registration without a license. you do neeed id for those things, except the buying part if its a private sale. i drove for ten years without a license. got pulled over once because i just bought a pos on the cheap, the plate had a bunch of tickets. gave my id, where it clearly says > this is not a license  > for identification purposes only the whole stop took less than five minutes. and i provided my id because the cop explained the tickets, so i needed to prove i wasn't the guy. you just like the tatse of shoe polish. i have since gotten a cdl, let my med card expire though. got fired for not taking the clot shot. dont need to work anymore anyway. basically, if you dont live in kne of thise shit states, and dont drive like a nigger, you never need to get a license if you dont want. however, you absolutely should register your vehicle, because those fees pay for the roads you drive on. and will obviously keep you from being pulled over, where not having a license can be an issue.
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