Kei Trucks are becoming a phenomenon in the United States despite it currently being illegal on the roads in 19 States. Here's why they're illegal and what's being done to change that.

Kei trucks are small but mighty Japanese vehicles that are gaining popularity in the United States. Texas and Colorado recently legalized Kei trucks, and the Oregon Senate is looking to follow suit.

Oregon could follow Colorado and Texas, though the state's law won't let kei trucks on the highways, just local roads.

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Oregon lawmakers introduce SB 1213 to legalize on-road registration of Japanese Kei trucks, which are currently limited to off-road use.

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Texas joins 28 other states that allow enthusiasts to register and drive imported kei cars on state roads.

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Gov. Jared Polis recently signed a bill set to go into effect in 2027 to allow kei cars and trucks on Colorado roads — just not on interstates.

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