Taking the wrong item on a plane can be a costly mistake. If you have ever watched movies or television shows about planes, then you know that there are many things that passengers aren’t allowed to take with them onto a plane. However, some items may not appear as dangerous as they actually are and…
One of the most common questions we’ve been getting is “How do I keep my front license plate from bending?” The usage of a large, heavy object on your front bumper can lead to this issue over time. In some states, such as California, you are required by law to have a front license plate….
A vehicle identification number (VIN), is a unique identifier that every car has. The VIN contains 17 letters and numbers, which together give you specific information about the car, using the VIN can help you find the license plate belonging to your car. The quickest way to find your license plate number with vin is…
Most states in America can’t afford to provide inmates with equipment like screens and cutting presses required for license plate making. So instead of providing them with these tools, most prisons simply contract out their license plate needs at much lower costs than what it would cost them if they were to use inmate labor….
There are many reasons that you might not want to return your license plates. Maybe you have decided to sell or scrap your car, maybe it has broken down and you cannot afford the cost of repairs, or maybe you just do not know where they are. If you do not return your license plates…
Getting a temporary license plate is the easiest and fastest way to get your car on the road. Many new drivers assume that they need to wait weeks or months before they can drive their new vehicle, however, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Temporary license plates can be purchased at your local DMV…
License plates are often used to collect dust in people’s homes or garages. While they do not serve any purpose, some people just don’t know what to do with them. So what should you do with your old license plates? You can do a variety of things with your old license plates. Begin by asking…
There are many reasons why a car’s owner might want or need to transfer an existing license plate onto a different car, rather than just getting new ones altogether. For instance, perhaps the person has recently purchased a second vehicle and wants to use their existing plates on it.
In the United States, all license plates have a precise number of characters according to each state’s laws. The standard size for a car license plate is 6 inches by 12 inches (60 cm by 120 cm), and the shapes, colors, and designs are chosen by each state. A standard license plate has three letters followed by…