Mine does and i'm in sunny FLNo... in some states, your vehicle registration expires on your birthday
Mine does and i'm in sunny FLNo... in some states, your vehicle registration expires on your birthday
Have to be a subscriber to access...Sort of on point, but even if a bit off base, still funny:
http://www.law.com/jsp/nylj/CaseDecisionNY.jsp?id=1202472367036&pStyle=decision&slreturn=1&hbxlogin=1
(No, not me )
no inspection required in FLVehicle inspection goes the same way. You can often tell how much procrastination someone has by noticing the divergence between the vehicle registration sticker and the inspection sticker.
I would imagine parking back end in is paramount to waiving a red flag saying "hey, there is something going on with this car. Please check it out".True story, five years ago, before we were married, husband bought me a car from a friend. Car was unregistered. Bought it THAT day. DMV was closed for the day, planned to go register it in the morning next day. Husband wanted to go to a movie. I said lets take the other car, the one registered. He said, aw, come on! I said if he gets caught, he pays the fees. So, we went to the movies. Parked in a parking structure, backwards. When the movie let out, there was the cops AND the tow truck. Yup, he paid the fees. He hates it when i bring up that story!!
First, not arguing your point, as I tend to agree.... I can't think of any legit legal reasons...
I told him!!!! But he doesn't listen to me!I would imagine parking back end in is paramount to waiving a red flag saying "hey, there is something going on with this car. Please check it out".
I am sure the cops are quite aware of why people back into a space and since I can't think of any legit legal reasons, I would imagine it does tend to attract their attention.
Kinda like parking illegally and then turning on your flashers?I would imagine parking back end in is paramount to waiving a red flag saying "hey, there is something going on with this car. Please check it out".
Because you legally own the car parked on a street.I received the same ticket however it was on a private, non dedicated street right in front of my condo....and all because i got a new vehicle and am going to donate my old vehicle so why should I re-register my vehicle if it's not being driven and is being donated.
No. It's called handing an idiot a violation for letting the registration lapse for their car.IAren't they sneaky?
The same as they do in NJ tooThe best way is in NY.
The sticker is safely affixed to the inside of windshield.