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Pulled over

My mom used to work for Oregon DMV. I ran this by her and she said that 
states can enforce all local laws. Except those retaining to 
registration, and the like. Tint is also something that either can't be 
or just isn't usually enforced. By being semi permanent there isn't much 
you could do about it.
    -Jacob

ian@bluemoon.hplx.net wrote:

>On Mon, 31 May 2004, Allyn wrote:
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>>well heres the issue - how do you drive across country? i mean, im in SC,
>>and they only issue a rear plate. i've asked, and they WONT issue a front
>>plate. whats that supposed to mean - i cant leave my own goddamned state?
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>I've never been pulled over for only having a rear plate.  From what I
>hear most two-plate states only seriously enforce the front plate
>requirement if the police are bored (or if you're in a state surrounded by
>other two-plate states.)  And I haven't heard of it being a problem for
>out of state vehicles for anyone I know.
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>To be sure, I get a lot more BS from suburban Detroit cops than I've ever
>gotten outside Michigan.  I think you'll be safe as long as you're not
>flagrantly breaking any laws. :)
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>ian Butler / ian@bluemoon.hplx.net
>'88 Audi 5000S quattro
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