โMay-27-2019 09:12 AM
โMay-27-2019 08:57 PM
โMay-27-2019 05:38 PM
CA Traveler wrote:2oldman wrote:That would be my guess. It's well established that you you have to obey all driving laws when in another state. Only your drivers license has reciprocity.
yes they do
โMay-27-2019 03:57 PM
ktmrfs wrote:I think this is the best answer so far.
I second putting a plate on the trailer. Once you go out of state, no plate is an easy way for a LEO to pull you over if the state you are in requires a plate, especially since they often can't see your TV plate and see you are from out of state.
As an example, in oregon small trailers under a certain loaded weight don't need plates. I had a 3 rail MC trailer, no plates needed in oregon. WA state requires plates on ALL vehicles. After being pulled over twice in WA and questions why no plate, explaining and LEO doing who knows what kind of checking, finally let go. Finally decided to get a plate and avoid the hassle.
It isn't a matter if the state you are traveling in requires plates, that ONLY applies to vehicles REGISTERED in that state, reciprocity applies as you travel through states.
So, you may get stopped, then the LEO will do a search to verify your home state doesn't require a plate and IF he can verify you will eventually be on your way.
โMay-27-2019 01:35 PM
โMay-27-2019 11:52 AM
Edd505 wrote:
25 years LE and I know of no state that does not require plates. OK does not title trailers, but the do register them, that caused a small issue when I bought a boat in OK that was on a trailer. Boat had a title but not the trailer, need a notarized statement that the seller was the owner. It was titled to the new state.
โMay-27-2019 11:44 AM
โMay-27-2019 11:29 AM
MuirheadFam wrote:
The state we live in does not require a license plate to be displayed on a travel trailer. We have it registered and have a plate inside the camper. We are camping in other states this summer - CO, KS, AR, MO, NM, TX. We are wondering if those states require the plate to be installed on the travel trailer?
โMay-27-2019 11:23 AM
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โMay-27-2019 11:10 AM
2oldman wrote:Guy Roan wrote:That may be. I googled this and could only find VA that issues a one-time plate to the owner. OP could return but I'm not holding my breath.
I think some one is pulling some ones leg!
โMay-27-2019 10:50 AM
2oldman wrote:Guy Roan wrote:That may be. I googled this and could only find VA that issues a one-time plate to the owner. OP could return but I'm not holding my breath.
I think some one is pulling some ones leg!
โMay-27-2019 10:09 AM
Guy Roan wrote:That may be. I googled this and could only find VA that issues a one-time plate to the owner. OP could return but I'm not holding my breath.
I think some one is pulling some ones leg!
โMay-27-2019 10:08 AM
โMay-27-2019 10:06 AM
George3037 wrote:
Why would your state give you a plate when you registered the trailer if they didn't want you to install it on the trailer.
โMay-27-2019 10:03 AM