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I live in LA, and I see cars without plates every day, often multiple times a day. When I do, I habitually check for temporary tags. They never, ever have them.
by mullingitover 13y ago
I live in LA, and I see cars without plates every day, often multiple times a day. When I do, I habitually check for temporary tags. They never, ever have them. It's bizarre--you'd think that driving without plates would be a guaranteed way to get yourself pulled over constantly. How does this work?
If getting yourself surveilled by private parties due to your visible license plate becomes a thing, I can see the temptation for people to start removing them in protest.
- chaz 13y agoNew cars in CA get registrations folded up and affixed to the front windshield [1]. You get your plates in the mail in a couple of weeks and it's up to you to put them on within 90 days of purchase. [1] http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showpost.php?s=27de0586326d630b11c8b51ae0997b98&p=6704888&postcount=11 http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showpost.php?s=27de0586326d...
- mullingitover 13y agoThat's what I look for, and on every single car driving without plates (that I've seen for years now) it's not there.
- rdl 13y agoIt's entirely likely they're not licensed drivers, and that the vehicle isn't registered, and never will be. California seems to semi-intentionally not enforce registration/licenses for political reasons.