If you’re thinking about using a tinted license plate cover in Michigan, know the rules. According to Section 257.225 of the Michigan Vehicle Code, your license plate should be easily seen. It needs to be at the back of your car, clear to read, and placed higher than 12 inches off the ground. The Michigan … Read more
In Ohio, cars must show their registration and county names clearly on their plates. For motorcycles or trailers, only the back plate needs this display. The Ohio Revised Code vehicle compliance rules say no to any cover, tinted ones too, that might hide these details. This is found in Section 4503.21. Such a rule helps … Read more
In Massachusetts, residents are thinking about using license plate covers. This is due to more automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and privacy worries. The state requires both front and back plates. People wonder about the legality and usefulness of covering these plates. Despite crime being low, the fear of it makes some want to use … Read more