ecoast wrote:
monkey44 wrote:
I've never (eleven years) taken my plate off the truck and put it on the camper. It stays on the truck, and it's traveled across country (USA and Canada) at least six or seven times in it's life, and on some many shorter trips I can't count them all.
I've never been stopped, never been asked, and numerous times had conversations with sheriffs or troopers standing in rest stops or other parking areas. And in fact, have once a flat and once out of gas and been helped out with calls for service - no comment ever by LEOs.
does your camper overhang in rear?
mine does, and here in NJ, they can/may ticket for 'obstructed plate'
--which I was advised they cam also ticket if I have a clear plate protector over it as well!!!
Reason for law against clear plate protector is the photo 'enforcer' cameras can't take a photo of the plate, it reflects and can't read the number.
And, yes, has an overhang, but if you stand behind it or ride in a car behind it, you can read the plate if you try.
