Do you have to have a front license plate on your car in the state of Oregon?

Oregon Revised Statute 803.540 requires that the plates must be displayed on the front and rear of the vehicle. Many states in the U.S. do not require a front license plate to be displayed on vehicles, but most all of the western states do, or at least the ones surrounding Oregon.

Does Texas require a front license plate?

“In the state of Texas, it is required that you have a license plate on the front of the vehicle and the rear of the vehicle.” Standifer says the plate must be on the front bumper, not on your dashboard. If you are pulled over for having one plate, you could be fined up to $200.

What happens if you don’t have a front license plate?

Police will often pull over drivers who do not carry a front plate if the state requires it. The penalties vary by state. Sometimes a ticket is issued immediately and other times the driver may receive a verbal warning. Fines for this violation are usually between $100 and $200.

Can you be stopped for no front plate in California?

So basically, you can be stopped for no front plate in CA. If your state does not require a front plate – and the officer knows this – you will be on your way once he/she figures that out.

Is it legal to drive without a license plate?

“Is it legal to drive without a license plate?” is a more complicated question than you might think. For starters, there is no national, one-size-fits-all law that addresses driving without license plate. It depends on the state in which you live. To be clear, every driver in every state must drive with a back-end license plate.

Which states require front and back license plates?

Most states that mandate both a front and back plate are in the northern part of the country, with the exception of Texas and Hawaii. All West Coast states including California require front license plates and the same goes for East Coast states.

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