Do company-owned motorcycles have a green book?
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Company-owned motorcycles do have a green book. The green book refers to the engine registration certificate. Without it, neither annual inspections nor secondary transfers will be permitted in the future. Introduction to the green book: The vehicle green book is the vehicle registration certificate. This certificate serves as the legal proof of vehicle ownership and is kept by the vehicle owner. It does not need to be carried in the vehicle at all times. The green book is required for any vehicle registration procedures, such as transfers or changes of ownership, and records the vehicle's relevant details, functioning as the vehicle's household registration. Buying a car: The term "buying a car with the green book" refers to purchasing a vehicle with the "Vehicle Registration Certificate" and paying the full amount in one lump sum.