Honestly, I would prefer if it was a regular euro plate, but that said, I have bought personalised plates before. In defence of personalised number plates… sometimes they can be meaningful and not show-offy. Kind of like a tattoo, but for your car, that may be something meaningful and relevant to the owner. For the vast majority of people cars are just a tool to get from A to B, but for some enthusiasts, cars can be an expression of themselves, and the owners may think of and style their car in the same way as others would dress up for a dinner date.
I find personalised plates extremely distracting to the beauty of the car. The anonymous numbers and letters are also a product of the time and period you bought your car, it's a time capsule that provides visual information to someone looking at your car that personalisation would not. They provide the anonymous stock feel that says you respect the engineers and designers of the car and would not want to self impose your self importance over someone else's work, you simply own a piece of art but nothing more, it is humble.
Having sensical lettering over a car completely breaks visual coherence because it draws your eyes towards the owner of the car. It's never about the car. Australian plates often need redrilling through the centre of the plate to fit some European cars too. Therefore, Euro plates fit the particular recess for that car. Not the slimline ones, but the regular ones. I'm going to take a shortcut. Marge : Homer, no, you're going to get lost. Homer : Trust me, Marge. With today's modern cars, you can't get lost, what with all the silicon chips and such.
Homer : One adult and four children. Woman : Would you like to buy some Itchy and Scratchy Money? Homer : What's that? Woman : Well it's money that's made just for the park And it works just like regular money, but it's, er Bart : Do it, Dad. Homer : Well, OK, if it's fun Helicopter Pilot : Welcome to Itchy and Scratchyland, where nothing can possib-lie go wrong. Uh, possibly go wrong. That's the first thing that's ever gone wrong. Bart : to the waiter while at the restaurant I'll have a Brain Burger with extra pus, please.
Marge : Bart! Homer : Eyeball stew. Marge : Homer! We just got here and already I'm mortified beyond belief by your embarrassing behavior. Bart : I was just ordering a cheeseburger, Mom. They have violent names for everything here. Marge : Oh, I see. All right, hmm I'll have the Baby Guts.
Waiter : Lady, you disgust me. Lisa : Mom, that's veal. Marge : Oh. Lisa : Aw, look at that cute little baby ax. Homer : It is 70's! Right down to the smallest detail. Marge : Hey Just giving them a citation for something In order to get a license plate, the car has to be registered. The DMV said you will be blocked from registering if a car does not pass an inspection or emissions test.
Other reasons are if the owner has unpaid fines, fees, taxes or tolls or if they are flagged for not paying child support. Law enforcement said it is safe to assume that many of the cars without valid plates are not carrying valid insurance. Despite having uninsured motorist insurance, getting into a crash with an uninsured driver could raise monthly costs.
In addition to costing other drivers more, the problem is costing the state government millions. With at least 1. From Sept. Data from the agency indicates , cars with invalid plates drove on their roadway. The Harris County Toll Road Authority said they had , cars with untraceable paper plates during the same time period.
They operate toll booths. In response to a question about their data compared to the others, a spokesperson for HCTRA said, "We cannot speak to another toll agency's data. The data we provided was the number of vehicles which met the criteria of having traveled on the HCTRA system on the requested dates with paper plates that could not be associated with an owner. Please now vote or just star the post according to how you would like to see me drive for the next 4 years.
Remember, the winner will get a homemade IRK from me if they want it , so rally your votes! May I just say that you, sir, have outdone yourself! A large flat rate box of significant heft arrived, packed to the gills with goods and straining against the tape that dared contain it all.
What a jam-packed prize! I hope your license plate brings you great success, and you keep piping up with awesome around here! While I now realize I should have included some additional PC based fun it is only blank. But, it does work if you can figure out how to open it.
I just was informed I should have been horrified by this prize package. Shame on us all! SOOOO…a little update on the license plate. Had it proudly displayed on my F So, the good news is that the insurance covered the loss and I went out and got a new F Airbags went off by my ear and oddly enough that is the worst physical aspect. Hearing is still off and Dr said it could be 6 months if it comes back fully. Truck v Car…glad I was in the truck.
That had to be so traumatic for her. That is a rather extreme way to justify new license plates. Glad you are basically OK but sheesh the pictures look like that was really scary and that you got lucky.
A friend just had a similar accident - t-boned on drivers side at an intersection - and got his bell rung a bit by the airbags.
Was feeling foggy the next day and ended up having a bunch of bleeding in his brain.
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