NC license plate law
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2010
- www.lawmed.com
In North Carolina, if your license plate frame covers any identifying portions of your license plate, you can get fined $100. In this "90-Second Snapshot," we explain everything you need to know about this new law and how it affects you. Tell your friends!
** Principal Office of Henson & Fuerst, PA: 2501 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607 **
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What if the stock location of your license plates is in an area where half of the plates aren't visible? I.e. 1956 Ford F100... Those trucks were made with the stock license plate holder below the tail light, which inadvertently blocks some of the plate with the rear bumper...
What is the clear cover use for?
What about the clear covers?
As long as they don't prevent police or cameras from viewing your whole license plate, they are fine.
Go Browns!
Follow your mastah's edicts and be good little slaves y'all. Lol. The state becomes defacto owner of your vehicle once it's registered and they need to see that plate clearly so they can punish you easier when you misbehave out there.
Chris is spot on LADIES & GENTLEMEN;
@@walkingfiredragon9277 how do we get the off as defacto owner
So... Are you for or against registration? Because it sounds like you're against it, but you also recognize that it's used to track criminals. Guess you were on Darrell Brook's side. Have fun in jail.