Lisence Plate
- Thread starter JMDPRO5
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Call your local police station and ask. Post your results.
http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/mcs/9394_htm/title39_1page2.html
Good page to know.
http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/mcs/9394_htm/title39_1page2.html
Good page to know.
In CA, it used to be a $10 fix-it ticket for a first or second offense, and maybe up to $25 for a third(something small like that). I heard they raised it thogh, and its like $125 now...I hope not, because I've gotten quite a few with my old cars. I refuse to put one on the MSP though since I have no bumper holes for it.
here in maryland it's $50 each time.. i drove around without a front tag on my old car because i didn't want to screw into my body kit.. i got pulled over every now and then and got a ticket each time.. when it was sporadic it wasn't that bad.. then i got pulled over two more times in two weeks and i finally gave in and wire-tied the front tag onto the grill/wire mesh piece of the body kit..
Can't speak for the other thread, but I can speak for the plates issue. From what I was told by Raritan Township Police it was $25 for the first offense and $50 for the second offense. They didn't specify a 3rd/4th offense but because they didn't I can only imagine it's not pretty.
He did say that there are circumstances for vehicles in NJ (registered) to go without the front plates but I believe he was talking more so about classic cars (qq plates).
If you're 100% against the front plates you can get away with the plate on dash routine. You're more likely to get off with a verbal warning. NJ troopers are more concerned now with seat belts and window tinting than anything else.
He did say that there are circumstances for vehicles in NJ (registered) to go without the front plates but I believe he was talking more so about classic cars (qq plates).
If you're 100% against the front plates you can get away with the plate on dash routine. You're more likely to get off with a verbal warning. NJ troopers are more concerned now with seat belts and window tinting than anything else.
It's not. It must be mounted on the bumper. Putting it inside the car just seems to make it more obvious that it's not on the bumper where it should be. Worse comes to worse, just tell the cop it got stolen. My brother drove around without his rear plate for weeks before he got pulled over. Cop just told him to get it "taken care of".dacalo said:
dacalo said:
Far from acceptable, I was merely suggesting that as bootleg alternative. If you have to go without the license plate on the grill area at least have it displayed on the dash. You're most likely screwed regardless in jersey but could potentially con your way out of ticket if it was on the passenger side dash and secured.
As for the license plate frames, I know that Ferrari and Aston Martin do not have holes or frames for the front. I've got a buddy's father who refuses to disgrace the front of his car with them even if he had to by law.
The reason the front plates are so important in Sacramento is for the red light cameras. If it's not on your front bumper, there is a less likely chance of you getting caught. Cops don't like that. I figure, if you put it on your dash, your just helping them out 
If I'm flying through the intersection fast enough, maybe they won't catch my rear plate either.
If I'm flying through the intersection fast enough, maybe they won't catch my rear plate either.
