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Once I started looking for the plastic plate covers I was actually shocked how common they are. Of course enforcement is so lax these days many people seem to b
by deltoidmaximus 10mo ago
Once I started looking for the plastic plate covers I was actually shocked how common they are. Of course enforcement is so lax these days many people seem to be using a paper temporary plate that they printed out. No word on how many of those are even real, I can't even read the numbers on them through the window.
- fullstop 10mo agoDid you see the one which used an electromagnet to hold fake leaves in place? If they got pulled over, they could push a button which would allow the leaves to fall off.
- anonymars 10mo agoNeed I remind you, 007, that you have a licence to kill, not to break the traffic laws
- nine_k 10mo agoLeaves are not ferromagnetic, so they won't stick to an electromagnet. A few small holes with a small pump that constantly sucks the air from them would help stick a real, unmodified leaf to the surface. and release it at will. This would require tampering with the license plate, even though in a very minor way.
- mikestew 10mo agoLeaves are not ferromagnetic Fake leaves, as OP said, probably are. https://fallplate.com/en/product/fallplate-kit/ https://fallplate.com/en/product/fallplate-kit/
- tbyehl 10mo agoIn my town some of the police cars have darkly tinted plate covers.