Bike Rack Obstructing License Plate at Consuela Pelkey blog

Bike Rack Obstructing License Plate. But yeah, if you want to obscure your license plate legally. License plates should be free from obstructions and clearly visible. I've got a yakima holdup on my trusty old 4runner, and when not in use (folded up) it blocks my license plate. Cops may still occasionally hassle you, but you should prevail in court as long as it's not. The visibility of your license plate is essential for law enforcement and other drivers. I called my insurance guy. Consider purchasing a bike rack that doesn’t obstruct your license plate or moving. Even if your bike rack does not conceal your license plate, the rack may violate other vehicle codes if it obstructs your brake lights, turn signal lights, or your rack obscures taillights. If your bike rack is blocking your license plate, it may be illegal to drive with it. My guess is that this law has to do with the electronic plate readers installed on toll roads and bridges, police cars, and traffic lights. Yes, a bike rack can cover your license plate, but this can lead to legal and safety issues. Obstruction of license plates, including by bike racks, is not allowed. With it down and a bike or two loaded, it still partially blocks the plate. If your rack covers the car's number plate, you will also need to purchase a plate to attach to the bikes or rack so that it's visible to other cars (and the police!) norauto (and many. The usually advice is to install a bike rack.

Consider purchasing a bike rack that doesn’t obstruct your license plate or moving. I called my insurance guy. My guess is that this law has to do with the electronic plate readers installed on toll roads and bridges, police cars, and traffic lights. I've got a yakima holdup on my trusty old 4runner, and when not in use (folded up) it blocks my license plate. But yeah, if you want to obscure your license plate legally. The usually advice is to install a bike rack. Cops may still occasionally hassle you, but you should prevail in court as long as it's not. Even if your bike rack does not conceal your license plate, the rack may violate other vehicle codes if it obstructs your brake lights, turn signal lights, or your rack obscures taillights. Obstruction of license plates, including by bike racks, is not allowed. License plates should be free from obstructions and clearly visible.

Bike Rack Obstructing License Plate at Michael Emmons blog

Bike Rack Obstructing License Plate Consider purchasing a bike rack that doesn’t obstruct your license plate or moving. Even if your bike rack does not conceal your license plate, the rack may violate other vehicle codes if it obstructs your brake lights, turn signal lights, or your rack obscures taillights. My guess is that this law has to do with the electronic plate readers installed on toll roads and bridges, police cars, and traffic lights. Cops may still occasionally hassle you, but you should prevail in court as long as it's not. But yeah, if you want to obscure your license plate legally. I've got a yakima holdup on my trusty old 4runner, and when not in use (folded up) it blocks my license plate. Yes, a bike rack can cover your license plate, but this can lead to legal and safety issues. Obstruction of license plates, including by bike racks, is not allowed. The visibility of your license plate is essential for law enforcement and other drivers. License plates should be free from obstructions and clearly visible. Consider purchasing a bike rack that doesn’t obstruct your license plate or moving. The usually advice is to install a bike rack. I called my insurance guy. If your bike rack is blocking your license plate, it may be illegal to drive with it. With it down and a bike or two loaded, it still partially blocks the plate. If your rack covers the car's number plate, you will also need to purchase a plate to attach to the bikes or rack so that it's visible to other cars (and the police!) norauto (and many.