My buddy has an expired California license plate on the front of his car, and an up-to-date Florida license plate on the back (he lives and the car is driven in Florida). In Florida you're only required to have a license plate on the back of your car. My argument is that having a *real* plate from another state on the front of your car could confuse a driver in front of you when trying to record your tag if needed. For this reason I would assume there would be some kind of law against having a *real* (non-vanity) plate from another state displayed anywhere on your car (expired or not), much less the front. Does anyone know if there is such a law in Florida? Or any other state for that matter? (He drives nation-wide in this vehicle.) Thanks in advance.
2006-12-13
01:48:51
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jimrb22
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Insurance & Registration