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Which US States Require Me to Have a Front License Plate on my Vehicle?
June 26, 2020
Take a guess at the number of States before reading below
It’s interesting that most of the states requiring two plates are concentrated in the:
- West
- Northwest
- Northeast
Those states only requiring a Rear Plate show up primarily in the:
- Southeast
Texas and Ohio are the only states that don’t border another state with the same plate law.
2-Plate (green) vs. 1-Plate (red) map of the US:
In total, 31 states (and the District of Columbia) require front license plates.
For an excellent site that provides access to every State’s license plate statutes, history and even a section on “why you should care” check out: FrontPlate .org - Do You Know the Value of Your Front License Plate
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