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Why do some states still have frontal license plates? Is it really necessary? Seems like doing away with them would be one way the state could save a few bucks. Although I suppose it wouldn't be a significant amount.
I think it makes sense to have an identifier on the front and back end of a vehicle. The front end is the only side a pedestrian may see before being run over, for example.
I think it makes sense to have an identifier on the front and back end of a vehicle. The front end is the only side a pedestrian may see before being run over, for example.
What are they going to do, lift the imprint off the body to get the number? Sure not going to take the time to read and memorize a plate number before getting run over, if you have time to do that, you have time to get the heck out of the way.
What are they going to do, lift the imprint off the body to get the number? Sure not going to take the time to read and memorize a plate number before getting run over, if you have time to do that, you have time to get the heck out of the way.
Perhaps after the incident a hypnotist can help you recall the tag # if you saw it for only a fraction of a second.
What are they going to do, lift the imprint off the body to get the number? Sure not going to take the time to read and memorize a plate number before getting run over, if you have time to do that, you have time to get the heck out of the way.
Thats actually been done before.....
But I always wished VA didn't have front plates. NC doesn't for example.
I think most southern states don't require them (I could be wrong).
Pennsylvania doesn't require front plates. PA is the only northeastern state without front plates if I am correct.
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