- Jan 23, 2001
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Lately I've been seeing cars around here with European style plates on the car. At first I thought that maybe it was people from Europe shipping their cars over here and driving before they get them registered here. I don't even know if that's legal but whatever.
Then I've been seeing them on the front of cars that have a NY State plate on the rear and now I'm thinking it's some kind of stupid fad. They all seem to be European cars, BMW's, Volkswagens, Porsches, etc. So is this the new rage if you drive a euro-import car? Fake european union plates?
If so I'm surprised the cops aren't writing tickets left and right for it. New York requires a front and rear plate on the vehicles, of that I'm sure. I can't recall if the numbers on the front matched the numbers on the rear, but whether that matters to the law I don't know.
Then I've been seeing them on the front of cars that have a NY State plate on the rear and now I'm thinking it's some kind of stupid fad. They all seem to be European cars, BMW's, Volkswagens, Porsches, etc. So is this the new rage if you drive a euro-import car? Fake european union plates?
If so I'm surprised the cops aren't writing tickets left and right for it. New York requires a front and rear plate on the vehicles, of that I'm sure. I can't recall if the numbers on the front matched the numbers on the rear, but whether that matters to the law I don't know.
