I've bought several cars from ohio, and they use a similar paper temporary plate as what florida does.
Originally Posted By: urrlord
Just don't go to Ohio.
A few years ago a Georgia family bought a new van right before Christmas and headed out to visit family in Ohio.With their ga "drive out plates" (which are temps till you get your regular plates) installed.Christmas eve an Ohio trooper pulled the family over for having an improperly tagged vehicle.The father explained that the van was new and had the proper ga plates.The trooper stated he did not care and that they would not be allowed to operate it in Ohi
rdered them out of the vehicle and had it towed.Left the family on the side of the highway...in the rain.Waiting for family to drive 60 miles or so to get them.
When the Ohio authorities were asked for a comment by news organisations they stated" it's not our troopers job to be familiar with other states licensing procedures and that the trooper had did no wrong."
Personally I think the trooper needed a to get acquainted w/a can of whup-[censored] and a large lawsuit.
Originally Posted By: urrlord
Just don't go to Ohio.
A few years ago a Georgia family bought a new van right before Christmas and headed out to visit family in Ohio.With their ga "drive out plates" (which are temps till you get your regular plates) installed.Christmas eve an Ohio trooper pulled the family over for having an improperly tagged vehicle.The father explained that the van was new and had the proper ga plates.The trooper stated he did not care and that they would not be allowed to operate it in Ohi
rdered them out of the vehicle and had it towed.Left the family on the side of the highway...in the rain.Waiting for family to drive 60 miles or so to get them.When the Ohio authorities were asked for a comment by news organisations they stated" it's not our troopers job to be familiar with other states licensing procedures and that the trooper had did no wrong."
Personally I think the trooper needed a to get acquainted w/a can of whup-[censored] and a large lawsuit.
