License Plate issues
How many here have had issues with the police regarding obscured license plates due to their truck campers? Has anyone been stopped for such things? Or stopped for other issues but had the cops me...
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ticki2 wrote:mkirsch wrote:DWeikert wrote:
Hauling a load of lumber can obscure the plate just as much as loading our campers. Does that mean we should move the license plate from the truck to the lumber when this occurs?
There is a significant difference between a load of lumber and a TC in that you rarely fill your truck bed with lumber and head off across the country, or leave the lumber in the bed for months/years at a stretch.
I agree , that's why you are allowed to simply put a red flag at the end of long load . If t becomes part of the truck it needs lights as all overhanging campers have .
You make a great point here. For all the FAFF over license plates, nobody ever complains about having to put/maintain lights on their camper. I should be able to hang a red flag on the back and hit the road.
Why do I need lights? It's just CARGO, right? Oh, but lights are MONDO KEWL, all shiny and blinky in the dark...
