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coucoucoucoujocj 2024-05-11 12:48:18 | #6
naterez71 (2024-05-07 20:28:24)naterez71
Thanks! I didn't know either! I saw it coming up behind me, and slowed down and let it go by for the photo! It didn't have a front plate, so I assumed it had dealer plates, but nope
Thanks! I didn't know either! I saw it coming up behind me, and slowed down and let it go by for the photo! It didn't have a front plate, so I assumed it had dealer plates, but nope
Why is it legal not to have a plate on the front of the vehicle in the United States?
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Emacity 2024-05-11 18:28:43 | #7
coucoucoucoujocj (2024-05-11 12:48:18)coucoucoucoujocj
naterez71
Thanks! I didn't know either! I saw it coming up behind me, and slowed down and let it go by for the photo! It didn't have a front plate, so I assumed it had dealer plates, but nope
Why is it legal not to have a plate on the front of the vehicle in the United States?
naterez71
Thanks! I didn't know either! I saw it coming up behind me, and slowed down and let it go by for the photo! It didn't have a front plate, so I assumed it had dealer plates, but nope
Why is it legal not to have a plate on the front of the vehicle in the United States?
Some states only issue rear plates, like Florida. Some states that do issue 2 plates like Texas don't really enforce it (likely because cars legally registered in 1 plate states are not required to have one, even if driving in a 2 plate state). Other states like California do enforce it more strictly. It's more or less just up to the officer if he wants to give you a ticket for it or not.
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Windoak 2024-05-11 22:07:07 | #8
Emacity (2024-05-11 18:28:43)Emacity
coucoucoucoujocj
naterez71
Thanks! I didn't know either! I saw it coming up behind me, and slowed down and let it go by for the photo! It didn't have a front plate, so I assumed it had dealer plates, but nope
Why is it legal not to have a plate on the front of the vehicle in the United States?
Some states only issue rear plates, like Florida. Some states that do issue 2 plates like Texas don't really enforce it (likely because cars legally registered in 1 plate states are not required to have one, even if driving in a 2 plate state). Other states like California do enforce it more strictly. It's more or less just up to the officer if he wants to give you a ticket for it or not.
coucoucoucoujocj
naterez71
Thanks! I didn't know either! I saw it coming up behind me, and slowed down and let it go by for the photo! It didn't have a front plate, so I assumed it had dealer plates, but nope
Why is it legal not to have a plate on the front of the vehicle in the United States?
Some states only issue rear plates, like Florida. Some states that do issue 2 plates like Texas don't really enforce it (likely because cars legally registered in 1 plate states are not required to have one, even if driving in a 2 plate state). Other states like California do enforce it more strictly. It's more or less just up to the officer if he wants to give you a ticket for it or not.
The mojority of states actually dont issue 2 plates, there's only like 5 or 6 that do it out of 50. Texas and CA are the biggest states though, and in my experience i have not seen a Texas reg car with no front plate.
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coucoucoucoujocj 2024-05-11 23:25:36 | #9
Emacity (2024-05-11 18:28:43)Emacity
coucoucoucoujocj
naterez71
Thanks! I didn't know either! I saw it coming up behind me, and slowed down and let it go by for the photo! It didn't have a front plate, so I assumed it had dealer plates, but nope
Why is it legal not to have a plate on the front of the vehicle in the United States?
Some states only issue rear plates, like Florida. Some states that do issue 2 plates like Texas don't really enforce it (likely because cars legally registered in 1 plate states are not required to have one, even if driving in a 2 plate state). Other states like California do enforce it more strictly. It's more or less just up to the officer if he wants to give you a ticket for it or not.
coucoucoucoujocj
naterez71
Thanks! I didn't know either! I saw it coming up behind me, and slowed down and let it go by for the photo! It didn't have a front plate, so I assumed it had dealer plates, but nope
Why is it legal not to have a plate on the front of the vehicle in the United States?
Some states only issue rear plates, like Florida. Some states that do issue 2 plates like Texas don't really enforce it (likely because cars legally registered in 1 plate states are not required to have one, even if driving in a 2 plate state). Other states like California do enforce it more strictly. It's more or less just up to the officer if he wants to give you a ticket for it or not.
Thanks guys
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coucoucoucoujocj 2024-05-11 23:45:03 | #10
And at the back there's a Buick Encore! The perfect copy of the Opel Mokka.
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