York state in order to legally fit them in the cars.

In Texas, you can have the exactly the same ham plate on multiple vehicles
because the plate itself IS NOT THE VEHICLE LICENSE. The actual license is
on a window sticker - and that sticker number is unique for each vehicle..
As long as the stickers on all vehicles are curent and valid in Texas, you
can drive them legally in any state.

Now that I'd have to see the law on to believe it.
So some rich guy owns 30 cars and they all have the same license plate
number. *

There is a limit, iirc. But it's definitely at least three.

A cop in swampcity florida pulls over the driver of one of
those cars. *Cop runs the plate and finds that the plate is registered
to a totally different vehicle. Driver gets busted, hauled off to jail
and the car is impounded.

yes, because the cop didn't run the plate properly.

Was the cop wrong? I don't think so.

yes he was because the stupid cop didn't run the plate properly.

If he ran it properly, every vehicle registered to that plate would
come up instead of him just assuming it's only the first vehicle he
hears. And not listening to the rest of the vehicles coming up.

- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -