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Originally Posted by Desertnate
The only issue with no plate I can see is if you live in a state which requires them and you use toll-roads. Some are going to optical plate readers vs RFID tags and if they can't see a front plate you could run into problems.
I've been plateless for over 18 months now and no issues at all.
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I live in one of those states, and I have a classic Land Rover with no front tag. Before going to EZPASS transponders, when I would get toll notices, it shows the rear of the car, so they take photos of the front and rear of the vehicle (wife's car with front tag always had a front photo). But if it was an issue, I would think an EZPASS Transponder should take care if it..
I also ran our Miata without a tag for 10 years prior to selling it, was ticketed for no front tag once (by an arrogant A$$ that almost caused a multivehicle accident walking out into the road in front of me over it
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Funny thing is, I live close to the border of a state that has no front tag requirement, so he could have very easily put multiple drivers in danger to have been pulling over a car with no front tag requirement (he couldn't see the back of my vehicle before pulling me over).