How often do cops notice the age of the plates when you're driving by?
1620519
They don't, unless the drive into my living room. I used the old plates to decorate a coffee table!!!!!
1620520
I live in North Carolina and I received an old California plate from the 60s in my pack, and in NC, there are no laws on front license plates, so I put it there and have not yet been pulled over. I can not say the same for required rear plates because I use the actual registered plate for my vehicle. As for being noticed, the pigs don't care at all about the front one. I have a friend who is a police officer and he told me that as long as the state that the vehicle is registered in does not require from license plate, you can put the fake one up with no repercussions. I say again, I'm not sure how much they'll like one on the back. That sounds illegal to me, but I'm not sure. That would be a great question to call your city about. You may also want to try researching this topic.
961656
No. I did not. But I just use it to confirm someone should not be driving when they leave my house. I blow 0.0 and then somebody else blows .28 even if it's not perfectly accurate it's enough to say whoa! You're not driving anyway regardless of how they think they can handle it.
1502343
You'll pretty much never be able to read license plates at night with a night vision camera due to the night vision LEDs reflecting off the plate and washing it out. License plates are highly reflective, so you'll only be able to read them during the day when the LEDs aren't on.
1499384
In Indiana, yes. I assume in other states as well. Make sure you find out all the documentation you'll need for plates and secure it from the seller at time of purchase.
1427507
If the license plate is close to the camera, and the camera is zoomed to the maximum, you'll be able to read it. You need to specify the distance between camera and the plates and the zoom to determine if the plates will be read. I can capture and read plates with a similar resolution from about 40-50 feet away when zoomed all the way in.
1544746
Yes, otherwise it will be illegal. Three of them are white and directed towards the license plate. Hope this helps.
1511409
Yeah, i have the blue ones, cops actually love them in my opinion. I've had a few tell me, downtown after i get out and visit with them, that they really dig my lights. I have an old junker clunker too! :D
214023
If I understand your question correctly, it lets you know if you are going over the speed limit set. It also lets you know how many miles travelled and how long the trip took.
1111483
Yeah did you get pulled over? If not, they didn't have radars on. I pass them all the time going well over the speed limit (sometimes even waiting on the side of the road!) and my detector doesn't go off bc they don't have their radars on.
1782315
I put mine on the left side of the license plate. Great viewing angle. Honestly I don't think it matters.
1995274
You use the screws that you would use to attach your license plate. I have not had any problems with theft.
1085371
The answer to your question also varies. If the laser or radar can't read your speed, then your detector may not be able to detect it either. I have driven on rural roads, highways, hill country and where I live and drive, mostly Houston is flat. I have had this detector for over a year and it has never failed me so far. You won't be disappointed. I have always been alerted much before I am able to see the cop, giving me ample time to slow down.
1778841
The only difference is one has clear plastic bottom for the license plate. Yellow and brown wires left side, green and brown right side. Check your ground on the left side. You might have to file some metal bare (at the taillight) so you get a good ground.
1146477
When you are ready to order one it should ask the year and make of your vehicle.
1374075
It does tell you, but I've found that it's often wrong. My maps are even up-to-date. It's off by 5 mph. For example, if the speed limit is 65, it may say that it's 60. There is not much difference in the speed and it only occasionally happens. It turns red when you are going over the speed limit to let you know you are speeding.
1833793
I drive country roads 80% of the time and I just turn them off when I see car headlights. I also drove past a cop with them on, these headlights lot up his face and I saw him perfectly. I never got pulled over.
1663132
Not sure. I just replaced mine after five years with the same one. I think it has to do with the plates. I liked the silver ones so that's what I stuck with =)