I mean like place your license plate in the same spot only upside-down. Is it legal? Calling all lawyers!
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This depends on what state you live in / are driving in, but generally no. The police need to be able to read the license plate – as does the general public. Since inverting the letters on a plate may make it difficult to distinguish the plate (i.e., suddenly a B may look like an 8 and a M like a W), it’s generally illegal to put a license plate upside down.
Hope this helps.
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Not in Pennsylvania. The laws are very specific as to how a plate is to be displayed. My guess would be that most states that require a state inspection have the same type laws. btw, what’s the joke sweetie? I am a natural blonde and I do get blonde jokes (believe me everyone tells them to blondes) but why upside down anyway? Peace
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My guess is no as it would be hard for police to do a plate check. upside down backwards and all. But if that is what you want to do check your state statutes to be sure. maybe where you are at it does not matter.
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1134206 is an available plate in Arizona and I really want to get it. Upside down it says “go 2 hell.” I want to get it but maybe I won t 😉
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no you can’t, police reqiure a license plate to be eaisly visible or itentifcation purposes, the same reason why you can’t just cover it up and why it is has to be lighted
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No that is not legal. I had a friend who received a hefty ticket because he thought he was being funny.
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YES you can, no problem at all.
Do it!
i am a lawyer.