Question of the Day, Friday, April 3

[Winchester]

Good morning and Happy Friday! 

I completely forgot about the Question of the Day this morning. That's what happens when I'm off work on a Friday, I guess. 

How many license plates does your state or country require on your vehicle?  

In Pennsylvania USA, we are required to have one plate and it's attached on the rear.

 

[Kat0121]

Same for us here in Florida. 1 license plate on the rear of the vehicle. 

 

[denice]

All cars in Ohio with Ohio plates have two, front and back, so I assume Ohio requires two.  I occasionally see cars with damage on the front bumper have their plate up on the dash board in the front window so I assume it is a requirement.

 

[Willowy]

2 are required here, front and back, and same for all surrounding states as well. I'm always surprised when I see a car from another state with only 1 plate!

 

[GemsGem]

Two required here in the UK.

Front plate must display black characters on a white background
Rear plate must display black characters on a yellow background

 

[MoochNNoodles]

One plate on the rear of the car.  

I noticed they have been "upgrading" our red light enforcement cameras. 

  I'm surprised they haven't made 2 plates mandatory with that yet.  

 

[sivyaleah]

Front and back in NJ.  With good reason I'm sure.

 

[larussa]

We need need two, front and back in NJ.

 

[catspaw66]

Back only in Arkansas.

 

[kitty kisser]

One plate on the rear bumper in New Mexico!

 

[jcat]

Two. The first two letters show your county seat, and the plates also indicate which EU country the car is registered in.

 

[Norachan]

One front and one rear.

Yellow reg plates show that your car is a small vehicle, road tax is cheaper and you can drive on the highway at a reduced rate. White plates are for larger cars and are more expensive to run. I think that's part of an initiative to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions.