License plate question? - mounting european plate on bmw 328i
If your state requires 2 plates (NJ), it is permissible to install a European plate connected to the front and the state board at the front page (still a total of 2 in the vehicle), or the windshield, perhaps?
Friday, February 5, 2010
Mounting European Plate On Bmw 328i License Plate Question?
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New Jersey is set very strictly to a front and back plate. There are some exceptions to this law, if you have QQ plates (vintage), the plates of a retailer, or "transit empty plate (from tow truck dealers used), then you only need the rear panel.
The two plates are required, that the state be placed in another vehicle without plates. It is against the law to get another license, even one that has expired or another state or country listed in your vehicle.
On the front (or rear) is certainly a window, no, no. For the rest of the question of the legislation on the placement of the plaque in New Jersey. I know that some states have every vehicle manufacturer, provided that the mounting plate are a little bit, and some require warmer, then it is there and you can see. My tow truck, for example, with a bed after the sale and bought a chassis-cab of the crane platform is mounted on the right to high brake turn tail, and that's okay, because it is illuminated at night.
If I were you, I would call the DMV and see whether there are restrictions on the facade and go from there. I have dealt with a quick search online and could not find in this issue.
Trucks California plates often have collected many other states and Mexico and Canada on this topic
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