[rockapede]

Originally Posted by glockbanger

I've got a few concerns of my own about this topic.

1)Does anyone know what involved in putting a "flag" on your plate so that it cannot be ran by civilians? Is there a fee for doing so?

2)Is there anything that you can legally put over your plate to protect it from being scanned by plate readers? or simply to obscure it from view?

3)For a civilian running a plate.. how large are the fees and do you contact the DMV or county clerks? Also, how lengthy are the forms and what reasons do you typically need to run a plate?

On your first and third questions, I don't know. As to your second, you cannot obscure your license plate in any way, at least not in my state and municipality.

[TheExplorer]

Parking authorities have been using these for a long time to catch violators.

[Butcher]

Originally Posted by glockbanger

I've got a few concerns of my own about this topic.

1)Does anyone know what involved in putting a "flag" on your plate so that it cannot be ran by civilians? Is there a fee for doing so?

2)Is there anything that you can legally put over your plate to protect it from being scanned by plate readers? or simply to obscure it from view?

3)For a civilian running a plate.. how large are the fees and do you contact the DMV or county clerks? Also, how lengthy are the forms and what reasons do you typically need to run a plate?

1-- contact DMV to see if its possible in your jurisdiction

2-- contact state police or your local jurisdiction to verify if its legal (most likely not)

3-- contact DMV. Usually for a hit and run where you got the tag of the jerk that hit you


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[SgtScott31]

You cannot obscure your plate in any way in TN.

[Clutch Cargo]

Originally Posted by glockout

I nearly always hold a finger up when I see a traffic cam.

Ever press the ham?

[TBO]

State of MN: Data from license plate readers is private

http://www.startribune.com/politics/...198885241.html