other states license plates in your city (top, drive)

[Crown Vic...]

IN D.C., besides local plates (DC, MD, VA), I see tons of New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania plates on any given day.

[Mrpopy]

In DC metro I see a lot of Texas and California plates.

[Blackbeauty212]

Pittsburgh gets alot of- NY NJ OH VA DC MD FL CA MA IL CT TX WA and Ontario....I dont if has to do with the colleges or what Pittsburgh gets a Ton of out of state plates....even more than what i see in NYC or Philly neither one of those cities gets alot of w coast, midwest or Canadian plates as the burgh

[slowlane2]

I live in Maryland not far from Andrews Air Force Base. Consequently many plates from ALASKA, occasionally North Dakota. I can't understand why so many Oregon plates?, as there are no military bases there. A great many plates from North Carolina, where many Maryland African-Americans have roots. Almost never see any of the funny miniature plates from Delaware, although Delaware is nearby.

[Verseau]

In my region of central New Hampshire, I think the ranking might look like this:

1. New Hampshire
2. Massachusetts
3. Vermont
4. Maine
5. Rhode Island
6. Connecticut
7. Québec
8. New York
9. New Jersey
10. Pennsylvania

[mas23]

Raleigh/Durham

1.New Jersey
2.New York
3.Florida
4.Georgia



5.Virginia

6.Texas
7.Pensylvania

8.Michigan


9.Tennesee
10.Illinois
11.Ohio

[brent6969]

In ATL it is FL, MA, NY, AL, NC, SC, TN, OH, KY, and CA

[J'aimeDesVilles]

I live in Ann Arbor. After Michigan the most common is Ohio (it's only 40 miles away) Then I would say Ontario and Illinois.

[Toxic Toast]

In Indianapolis I see a lot of Ohio plates. After Ohio, some Illinois and Kentucky, occasional Michigan and Missouri plates. Ohio is by a wide margin the non-local plate I see most often.

[Crown Vic...]

Originally Posted by slowlane2

A great many plates from North Carolina,

Side note, North Carolina drivers cannot drive lol
They drive like their still in the southern backwoods of Rocky Mount, NC.