The first license plates were issued in the German state of Baden in 1896. Massachusetts became the first state in the United States to manufacture license plates in 1903. The earliest license plates were made of leather, wood, and porcelain.
what is thehistory of paper plates
Pie plated were invented in 1787
No. The plates need to be on the same car they are registered to, so you can't go take the plates off a car of a dead person and put them on a different car. Let's say you inherit the car so you would go have the car put in your name and the plates would stay on the car but in your name. If you took the plates off a car to use on another car that would be stealing the plates. This could result in arrest.
When you sell a used car in California the plates stay on the car. After selling aÊused vehicle in California a title transfer needs to be done.
1892
If you have plates on it, and you intend to keep those plates, then yes.
no
The Plates are not 'your' plates, they belong to the STATE that you have registered your car with. If the STATE wants their plates back for any reason, they could have the POLICE get them from you by a number of ways.So to answer your question... Yes the POLICE can take the "STATE'S" license plates from your car if they are instructed to do so by the STATE.
either Greeks or egyptions
Dr.John Cummings in 1895
No
yes