PSSSHHH i am leaving my plate off until they throw me in jail!

 

Yeah, I've got my front plate on the dash whenever I'm in the Plano area. It comes off when I'm out of Plano.

 

I didn't think the front plate law was still a requirement? Did anyone else hear they recently passed this?

Havn't had any trouble in the M.

 

That comes up year after year after year, and gets our hopes up, but it repeatedly gets caught up somewhere...in the committee phase I believe.

1QWKLEX, that is truly bizarre. We just got my wife's taken care of for ~$125 (I believe - I'll cerify). Soooo sad today to know that news.

 

Yeah, I thought it was gonna be around $200 too. But oh well, that's life.

 

yeah my ticket i just got was about 300 bucks

oh yeah does anyone know is it true if i have too many tickets on my record i can get in bigger trouble than just paying for tickets?

my friend told me i have to pay a annual surplus ticket, a ticket for having too many tickets for three years like 150 bucks or something i had to pay one already since i got a ticket for not having proof of insurance which later got dismissed

 

Having a front license plate is still required by law. Like slooow said, it comes up year and after and is constantly shot down and not surprising, it was shot down again this year.

I will be out there this wednesday

 

I got a challenge for you scott hahaha you can buff my car now after experiencing an inland hurricane up in IL =D.

 

During your tenure as a motorist, you might make a mistake and be cited for a traffic violation. Although one or two tickets during a driving career might not cause much trouble, your best bet is to keep your Texas driving record as clean as possible.

One major reason for that has to do with auto insurance. Companies determine your rate, at least in part, by what kind of a driver you are. The higher the number of tickets on your driving record, the higher your premium.

Furthermore, the State of Texas can suspend or revoke your driver's license if you rack up too many tickets, or “points.” Luckily for motorists, many states allow drivers to sign up for traffic school to reduce these points.

Let us show you how and where to pay your ticket, the penalties associated with the infractions, how to protect your driver's license, and how to maintain reasonable auto insurance rates.

www.dmv.org

 

eh im always afraid of that my record is very dirty
so it will never reset or anything just for life geez haha
i would like they like me since im a repeat customer and all

 

So whos heading out tonight?

 

I will be there

 

I will be there around 9 as always.

 

if you have too many tickets, they could suspend your license and make you pay that surcharge. I've seen it happen though. One of our clients had 7 tickets under 2 yrs and was forced to pay a surcharge and carry a SR-22.

Insurance increases by $10-20 per month plus the annual surcharge payment

I would recommend switching to a company that doesn't check your motor history once you've signed up...example Allstate, Progessive, and maybe Geico. State Farm will non-renew if you have too many...

 

^this

maybe slightly sooner