other states license plates in your city (town, between)

[downnice]

In Seattle I see mostly BC plates

[JaySwelly]

In Orlando, New Jersey or New York.

[StillwaterTownie]

I suppose the most interesting responses would be from cities at or near the center of a state. Anyway, my top five most commonly seen license plates in my locality, Stillwater.

1. Texas - Easily no. 1. Evidently Texans like OSU.
2. Kansas - The nearest neighboring state.
3. California - On a good day it might be no. 2.
4. Arkansas
5. Missouri - or at this low and more seldom seen level maybe some other state, such as Colorado or Nebraska.

[Veritas Vincit]

1. Maryland (obvious)
2. D.C. (obvious)
3. Pennsylvania
4. New Jersey
5. New York

[Crazybreakfast]

Memphis area: Mississippi and Arkansas are by far the leaders here, honestly, the Sipp by a large margin. I'd say then a smattering of Bama, LA, with a few FL and GA, then just random amount of the South and Midwest.

[TheTimidBlueBars]

Haven't been in the Bay Area long enough to get a sense of this so I'll answer for Seattle:

Oregon
(large gap)
California
Alaska
Nevada
New York/Massachusetts maybe?

[Champ le monstre du lac]

In northern VT

Quebec
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey

[Muinteoir]

In Philadelphia:

1. New Jersey (by far)

(big gap)

2. New York
3. Delaware
4. Maryland (honestly it often feels more like #3)

(another big gap)

5. Hmm, probably Virginia, Connecticut, or Massachusetts. I'll go with Virginia.

[BigCity76]

In New Jersey (right next to NYC):

-NY by far

-CT
-PA
-MA/MD/FL - tie

[Borntoolate85]

In Rehoboth Beach, DE where I am right now:

1. Pennsylvania
2. Maryland/New Jersey (tie)
4. Virginia/New York (tie)
5. Washington, DC
(big gap)
MA/CT/NC/FL/WV

I've also seen TX, IL, OH, GA, and MN this weekend.

Closer to the MD border in southern/central Delaware, mostly just MD (obviously), VA, and a few from PA, DC, or NJ.