do you know if saint louis police can they run illinois plates?

Answer 1

All states license plate information is on a computer database. That is why out of state traffic violations show up on your driver records !!

Answer 2

Here in Canada I can run plates from anywhere in North America from any state and any province, so I would think American police can do the same.

Answer 3

Any state can run any states plates. They are all in data base. We can even run Canada's plates. LEADS or NCIC data base is what is used to get all drivers information and warrant info for all States and Canada's.

Answer 4

Yes. Alot of people steal cars and drive them to other states. They also commit crimes and cross state lines. The police have countrywide access to the DMV database.

Answer 5

Seeing as east St. Louis is in Illinois, I would say yes. Any police in any state has access to your plate/driving record. All they have to do is call it in, and they will have access to warrants and unpaid tickets. And if you speed through multiple jurisdictions you have to pay fines for every jurisdiction you went through.

Answer 6

In AZ-we can "run" IL plates. Common sense would tell you that leaving one state does not make you non-negligent for driving on expired registration.

Answer 7

Every one is on the national data base that drives hell even if you are just alive. Any government state or federal can find out anything about you they want at anytime. I think they should only be able to know who is licensed and who is a criminal and that’s it.

Answer 8

Police depts. can run plates from ALL states.

Answer 9

Well yeah, they can run any plates the think they need too.

Answer 10

Generally yes, they can. If they cannot do it through their in-car computer, they can do it through dispatch. There is a national database accessible to any law enforcement agency that meets basic requirements.