Front license plate????

I've been to LAX many times without a front plate, never been hassled for it, what do you guys mean ?

 

My wife refuses to put her front plate on her SUV. When we were married, we parked at LAX and went to Hawaii for our honeymoon. Her SUV still had all of the "just married" window chalk and ribbons and such all over it. When we came back, there was the parking ticket on the windshield for no front plate. My anger at that incident is probably the main reason why I will likely not write that citation to anyone.

 

If anyone who works there notices it or if there is the check lanes often used these days by police, you will get a ticket and be denied entrance.
They film your front and rear plates in many locations through out the airport.
My bro in law works for TSA there at LAX.

 

I drive with no plates, front or rear.
Never been pulled over


All you lifted mabobber guys attract attention


Low and sleek doesn't attract anything

 

i wish i was as cool as you

 

(2) Inspection of the vehicle. All inspections must be performed in accordance with the applicable provisions of 540 CMR 4.00 and 310 CMR 60.02 by licensed inspectors in the approved inspection bay only.

(a) Inspectors must first collect the proper fee for the inspection.

(b) License plate(s), shall be undamaged, securely mounted, clean and clearly visible. No bumper, trailer hitch or other accessory may interfere with a clear view of the license plates. The license plate must be mounted in the proper location on the rear of the vehicle if the vehicle has been issued one plate. Both license plates must be mounted in the proper location on the rear and front of the vehicle, if the vehicle has been issued two plates. Any decorative license plate or license plate replica not issued by the Registry of Motor Vehicles on which the word "Massachusetts" appears must be removed from the vehicle.

(c) General Registration Holders, every motor vehicle in possession of a general registration shall be checked for the proper display of the compliance decal issued pursuant to 540 CMR 18.03. The Vehicle Identification Number (V.I.N.) and Registration Number indicated on the decal shall correspond with such numbers as observed by the inspector on the vehicle inspected. This requirement does not apply to motor vehicles owned and registered by a dealer.

(d) Upon the successful completion of the inspection and a determination by the inspector that the vehicle meets all inspection requirements, the inspector shall remove the old Certificate of Inspection from the windshield, trailer, semi-trailer or converter dolly and affix the new Certificate of Inspection.

(e) A vehicle which is determined not to meet all inspection requirements shall be issued a Certificate of Rejection.


I would run one plate if I could get away with it. Not in mass. the old white and green plates they only gave u one that was before 1995 I think.

 

I wish I had money like you Rcfreak201

 

In Nevada if the factory didnt supply a front mount for a license plate its not required....if you have one then its required by law...at least to my knowledge from an officer

 

the dealer drilled my plate right to my bumper

 

Nevada only requires it if the manufacturer put the holder there from the factory I never run one then 3 months ago I get pulled over by some asshole trooper for not having my head lights on at 7 am because it looked like it was going to rain and after he yelled and I mean YLLED at my he told me if he catches me with out my front plate on again he was going to give me a 200 roller ticket for it and I put it on for that reason and sure as shit the next morning he was waiting for me at the freeway entrance

 

i got a ticket for missing front license plate as soon as i pulled into lax.

 

Massachusetts requires front plate, but rarely enforced by PD's. Only issue comes Inspection time. Most state inspection stations require it at least installed on for test, then remove as soon as you leave.

 

that is not true at all. NY does not care if you drive a ferrari or a kia. you need both front and rear plates on cars and commercial vehicles.

the "only" exceptions are for motorcycles and trailers. those require only one plate.

i got tagged twice in one day in nyc for not having one on the front of my c5 corvette. i thought (and still think) corvettes look dumb with front plates. i got stopped by a cop going into the queens midtown tunnel, showed him i actually had the plate, but he didn't care. that was the first ticket. second one was parked on the street later that same day. still never put the plate on. never took the vette back into nyc, though.