I agree that following the law is the best thing to do here.
I do believe front plates are very helpful. You can’t see a back plate unless you’re right behind the car. You can see the front as they pass you. In slow traffic, that’s very helpful.
Decided to see if I could find the number of states requiring front plates and instead found this list of them that don’t. I thought you brought up an interesting point.
Note that the ones that don’t are almost all lower population states. Florida is the one exception.
A large percentage of the national populace is required to have front plates.
From the site...
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Do All States Require Both Front and Rear License Plates?
No. 31 states require both front and rear license plates, while the remaining 19 only require rear license plates. Automobile manufacturers are prohibited by law from distributing cars with only one license plate in states that require both.
The 19 states that require only the rear license plate are:
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Mississippi
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/license-plate-laws.html
Thank you, I am not debating the better way, just saying that not having them is perfectly acceptable in so many places.
Thank you for your efforts.
It does not look like murder to me.
Maybe I did not see the same video.
I do not hear shots until the officer is being dragged along.
Is there something that I am missing?