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My husband was pulled over here last evening on his way home from Durham...approximately 5:00 pm. Very strange, he was given a written warning that his license plate wasn't fully visible due to the "Southern States" plate frame.
License Plate Obstruction Law came into effect recently (don't remember exactly when) per which there should not be anything that impairs the view of the full license plate
It seems there's a thread on City-Data that discussed about it at:
License Plate Obstruction Law came into effect recently (don't remember exactly when) per which there should not be anything that impairs the view of the full license plate
It seems there's a thread on City-Data that discussed about it at:
My husband was pulled over here last evening on his way home from Durham...approximately 5:00 pm. Very strange, he was given a written warning that his license plate wasn't fully visible due to the "Southern States" plate frame.
Very understandable, considering they take pics of your tag on the new toll road. At least they are going with warnings...
My husband was pulled over here last evening on his way home from Durham...approximately 5:00 pm. Very strange, he was given a written warning that his license plate wasn't fully visible due to the "Southern States" plate frame.
Some more info on the license plate issue from November 2010.
We pay police officers to enforce the speed limits.
And in the town I live in that's about the ONLY thing they do. Forget, drug dealers, gun toting gang members, domestic violence, just make sure you don't go 2 miles over the speed limit.
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