pulled over for no license plate light ? PSC rear bumper tire carrier relocation PIC
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It doesn't make sense to me that it wouldn't be required. The tag has to be visible for x feet which is what I believe the law is so they can use no light at night to pull you over. Just makes sense to me but I may be wrong.
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I did not pass inspection in Texas because of no license plate light. So I purchased these from Amazon and they work great.
Amazon.com: Rupse 2* White LED Motorcycle, Car License Plate Screw Blot Light: Automotive
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Amazon.com: Rupse 2* White LED Motorcycle, Car License Plate Screw Blot Light: Automotive
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I did not pass inspection in Texas because of no license plate light. So I purchased these from Amazon and they work great. Amazon.com: Rupse 2* White LED Motorcycle, Car License Plate Screw Blot Light: Automotive R/ Will
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It is the law in NJ. License plates require proper illumination. You may think they are easy to read in the dark but that's probably because you think about being right behind a car with your headlights illuminating the characters. Now try it from a separate lane or parked on the side of the road searching for a specific plate given out over a BOLO as it buzzes by at 50mph. Not too easy then. Not to mention many states have plates of a similar color. It's hard enough to differentiate what state it is even in the daytime. Hope that offers some insight.
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