The small and surprisingly dangerous detail the police track about you [video]

Re:The small and surprisingly dangerous detail the police tr... by ams6110 on Sunday May 31, 2015 @09:40PM (#9636403)

Having multiple license plates displayed is generally prohibited. As I found out when I had not had time to change my plate after it expired: I had the old one in the usual location, and the new one in the rear window. Got pulled over for it, but got only a warning.

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Re:The small and surprisingly dangerous detail the police tr... by idohealth on Sunday May 31, 2015 @09:48PM (#9636414)

Which makes perfect sense to me. Not sure how you thought that would be acceptable.

But then, I am of the unpopular opinion that every car should be tracked, they are far too dangerous, and cause far too many accidents for them not to be.

You want to murder someone and get away with it in our society, the best chance you have is killing them with your car.

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Re:The small and surprisingly dangerous detail the police tr... by thomaskcr on Sunday May 31, 2015 @11:16PM (#9636642)

Same-ish experience (in DE) -- I hadn't taken down my temporary plate from my window and had my real one. Meter-cop walking by offered to throw it out for me and told me I couldn't have both.

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Re:The small and surprisingly dangerous detail the police tr... by ChuckMcM on Sunday May 31, 2015 @10:56PM (#9636593)

If you don't mind me asking, what jurisdiction was this?

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