Originally posted by: murphy55d
PA drivers are by far the worst, I agree, Mugs.
Originally posted by: BMdoobieW
Tell me about it.... I grew up in PA where no front plate is required. But I just bought my first car ('05 Mazda3) and I now live in NYC so my beautiful new car has an ugly wart on its chin.
Originally posted by: dullard
I like them. Cars look stupid without it.
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: BMdoobieW
Tell me about it.... I grew up in PA where no front plate is required. But I just bought my first car ('05 Mazda3) and I now live in NYC so my beautiful new car has an ugly wart on its chin.
Hows the mazda3
I am considering the SP23 hatchback.
Originally posted by: Svnla
Can someone tell me the reason(s) why some states, such as TX and CA, require front plates? Is it for safety? or maybe the cops in those states are not too smart, they need to read the plates TWICE? LOL.
Question
Can I use one vehicle plate instead of two vehicle plates on my NYS registered vehicle? What if there is only one location on my vehicle to attach a vehicle plate?
Answer
If the DMV issues two vehicle plates for your vehicle, you must use both vehicle plates. Put one vehicle plate on the front of the vehicle and one vehicle plate on the back of the vehicle. There are no exemptions to this requirement.
If there is only one location on your vehicle to attach a vehicle plate, contact a parts store to get a device to attach the other vehicle plate to your vehicle.
The NYS Police and other law enforcement agencies recommend that vehicles display two vehicle plates. The two vehicle plates help the police to identify vehicles. The NYS vehicle plates use a reflective material, and the two vehicle plates improve the visibility of vehicles at night
If you use one vehicle plate instead of two vehicle plates, you can receive a fine of $25 to $200 and mandatory surcharges of $50.
The DMV issues one vehicle plate for some vehicles. These vehicles include trailers, motorcycles, and the tractor unit of a tractor-trailer.
Originally posted by: cavemanmoron
NY State has had both rear,and,front plates Mandatory
since 1965. Thats 40 years.
Live with it,or get a traffic ticket/hassled by the Police.
I know a Police Officer that said he writes at least 5 no plate tickets a day.![]()
Originally posted by: MogulMonster
It's required in WI, also, but I've gone without the front plate all-together for the past 2 years. I've never gotten a ticket or a warning. I'll pay the fine and be on my way if I do get one.
Originally posted by: cavemanmoron
Here is DMV answer in NY State.
Question
Can I use one vehicle plate instead of two vehicle plates on my NYS registered vehicle? What if there is only one location on my vehicle to attach a vehicle plate?
Answer
If the DMV issues two vehicle plates for your vehicle, you must use both vehicle plates. Put one vehicle plate on the front of the vehicle and one vehicle plate on the back of the vehicle. There are no exemptions to this requirement.
If there is only one location on your vehicle to attach a vehicle plate, contact a parts store to get a device to attach the other vehicle plate to your vehicle.
The NYS Police and other law enforcement agencies recommend that vehicles display two vehicle plates. The two vehicle plates help the police to identify vehicles. The NYS vehicle plates use a reflective material, and the two vehicle plates improve the visibility of vehicles at night
If you use one vehicle plate instead of two vehicle plates, you can receive a fine of $25 to $200 and mandatory surcharges of $50.
The DMV issues one vehicle plate for some vehicles. These vehicles include trailers, motorcycles, and the tractor unit of a tractor-trailer.
