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Originally Posted by JMS935
I don’t know why you think driving with an out of state plate is illegal when it is legally registered in that state and with a valid driver’s license from that state. I had zero issues doing it in Illinois with my 930s for almost a decade. Unless California is a nazi state, it can be done, the police can’t stop one from having dual residency in a state that also allows for dual driver’s licenses.
Steve Jobs permanently lived in Cali without ANY LICENSE PLATES AT ALL!
They are both legal loopholes, my suggestion is just much easier to pull off. |
Steve Jobs didn't have license plates because there is a grace period when you buy a new car. My understanding was that he always had a new car (every six months) and never kept it long enough to be forced to have a license plate.
He also used to park in the handicapped spots because well he was a well known A-hole. So I wouldn't really use him as the standard to follow.
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