License plate covers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In most places, if not all places, it is illegal to cover your plate with anything, even if it's clear. You're giving the police an excuse to pull you over whenever they want.

I’ve had that clear glass cover on my plate for 3 years and haven’t been pulled over once. It’s even been through DC inspection twice now and passed both times without even a mention.

The inspection station doesn’t care, they only look at emissions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In most places, if not all places, it is illegal to cover your plate with anything, even if it's clear. You're giving the police an excuse to pull you over whenever they want.

I’ve had that clear glass cover on my plate for 3 years and haven’t been pulled over once. It’s even been through DC inspection twice now and passed both times without even a mention.

Clear glass cover is different than tinted which is what is being discussed.

My clear glass cover turns opaque gray at the push of a button. That’s what we’re talking about here.

For what reason? Does one purchase this intending to commit crime?

Many people get behind the wheel of a car intending to break many laws. I'm not sure why it's so socially acceptable to many.