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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why you might see Maryland license plates at pick up/drop off:

-Nanny/babysitter/carpool with the driver being from Md.
-[b]Lazy parents: move from Md to DC, too lazy to actually change registration.[/b]
-Split home: mom has primary custody of kids, but dad drops kids off on Mondays/ picks up on Friday (etc)
-Relitives: grandma decides to drop grand kids off once and a while. Etc.
-Actual cheaters coming in from Virginia.

When my DS was a student at Walls, he often got a ride from a family friend who lives just across the line, and who worked two blocks from the school. It was easy, and we lived in DC, but he would be dropped off from a car with Md plates. The horror![/quote]

I'm calling shenanigans on this one.  Unless you have off street parking, DC parking enforcement will issue a ticket for having an out of states licensee plate within a month or two of moving.  I joke about how DC parking enforcement is the only efficient governmental department.[/quote]

We have off-street parking, and husband is never giving up his MD plates.  MD license registration is far cheaper and more efficient than DC.  I wish I had never given up my FL plates, but I was a sucker back then.  If I had to do it over, I wouldn't.  [/quote]

That's your choice, but then don't complain if you are investigated for residency fraud.[/quote]

Or for violating DC's ROSA (registration of out of state vehicles law).  And when you get in an accident, and your insurer notices that you really live in DC, they'll deny coverage.  [/quote]

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