Easily flip up number plate to access winch cable/rope.Designed to flip up and secured with an R clip in the up and down position. This number plate flip from Offroad Animal allows you to mount your number plate in the centre of your bumper or bull bar even if you have a winch. Offset mounted number plates look, well stupid. So how to fit one that actually looks decent. While the majority of Canadians (57.31%) live in a province requiring both a front and rear license plate only 4 out of 13 (30.77%) of provinces and territories require both.Yep, you need to have a front mounted number plate to remain legal. Interestingly, America’s next door neighbour doesn’t exactly follow America’s trends. Note: Puerto Rico also only requires a rear license plate.Īll other states including Washington DC and US Virgin Islands require both front and rear plates. The full list of states with rear only license plate requirements are: As a result of this discrepancy, the law to display both the front and rear plates is rarely enforced, and it is not uncommon for owners of vehicles with Nevada license plates to remove the manufacturer-supplied front license plate brackets from their vehicles and display only the rear plate. Nevada: Display of the front license plate is optional for vehicles that either are not specifically designed to have a front plate, or the manufacturer did not provide a plate bracket or other means for front display of a license plate.However, license plates issued since 1978 remain valid, thus older cars were grandfathered into the system. Massachusetts: Since 1988 all vehicles have been required to use front and rear plates.Overall, the majority of US states (62.75%) and a majority of people (62.73%) live in states that require both.Īnd in case you’re wondering about the two exceptions they are: The map above shows which states require front and rear license plates vs those that only require rear license plates across the US.
Rear Only vs Front & Rear License Plate Requirements By US State.
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