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4. It mainly for the automated tolls ....

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Original post)

Thu Sep 19, 2019, 12:59 AM

Sep 2019

but there are lots of them in out there in horrible condition. They will be hooting and hollering when all of a sudden they have to fight contested tolls because the readers couldn't read the plate. There lots of crappy versions of plates out there depending on when they were made the coatings come off or the plate delaminates. I have 6 vehicles an all have some different version my daily vehicles plates were issued in 2001.

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New Yorkers strongly oppose license plate replacement plan, poll shows [View all] Rhiannon12866 Sep 2019 OP

Filling the revenooer's coffer. sprinkleeninow Sep 2019 #1

It suddenly dawned on me that though I got my car in 2017, I got my license plate in 2003! Rhiannon12866 Sep 2019 #2

Bless... sprinkleeninow Sep 2019 #3

It mainly for the automated tolls .... Historic NY Sep 2019 #4

I guess that could be an issue, but from what I see, not for the majority Rhiannon12866 Sep 2019 #5

$25 is high for something all people... WePurrsevere Sep 2019 #6

I agree with you - except, as has been said, if it's damaged or illegible Rhiannon12866 Sep 2019 #7

I had to renew my license last year and... WePurrsevere Sep 2019 #8