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CHP cracking down on registration violations
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Posted on 06/24/2002 9:53:23 PM PDT by chance33_98

CHP cracking down on registration violations

Officers say millions of dollars are lost every year due to California residents not registering their cars to avoid fees and insurance requirements.

The California Highway Patrol is cracking down on drivers with registration violations. This week, CHP officers will be on the look-out for violators throughout the state. They will be paying close attention to out-of-state plates.

Officers say millions of dollars are lost every year due to California residents not registering their cars to avoid fees and insurance requirements.


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I lived there three years without registering, thankfully I am out of that state. I was in and out for 6 months at a time, so i did not really see the need to register there, and then have to do it again when I moved out of state. My bad :)
1 posted on 06/24/2002 9:53:24 PM PDT by chance33_98
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I knew many people who didn't register their cars in CA while there, and I was amused at the time - before I was even into gun rights. Now that I am, I'm even more thrilled at this lost income for the CA statists. They should jack up taxes even more, to lose even more income and population.
2 posted on 06/24/2002 10:17:47 PM PDT by coloradan
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