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Here in Pittsburgh, PA I see a lot of plates from Ohio, West Virginia, New York, Virginia, and Maryland. I also see a decent amount of plates from Illinois, Ontario, Florida, and New Jersey.
Don't forget that you see a lot more cars from southern states than you think, but most do not have plates on the front, so you are less likely to notice them.
In Boston you see a ton of Rhode Island, New Hampshire, New York, Connecticut and New Jersey plates. Lately I have been seeing a large number of Ohio plates and a good number of California plates.
By the way, when I went to a family reunion in rural northern Missouri two weekends ago, I saw a fair number of out-of-state license plates. Here's the rundown:
North Jersey: mostly NY, occasionally FL or CA, and PA
South Jersey: NY and PA. It's the shore towns. New Yorkers think they own the place in the summer. And so do people from Philadelphia, way down the shore. Sometimes we have to remind them it's not their state
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