In many jurisdictions, motorcycle license plates must be mounted in a specific location, typically at the rear of the bike, to ensure visibility and compliance with local regulations. While some riders creatively mount plates on the swingarm, this may not be legal depending on local laws. It's essential to check your local regulations to ensure that any modifications comply with the requirements for visibility and placement of the license plate. Always prioritize safety and legality when customizing your motorcycle.
In Ontario, according to the Highway Traffic Act, a license plate must be mounted horizontally at the rear of the motorcycle. Mounting a license plate on the left side of the swingarm vertically would not comply with the regulations. It is important to ensure that the license plate is clearly visible and unobstructed to law enforcement and other drivers for safety and legal purposes.
no you cant
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Yes a side mounted licence plate is legal in the state of Georgia. The only stipulations are that it is mounted horizontally and is illuminated. The vertical mounted plates( the ones you see in the parts magazines) are not.
Because this bulb is mounted vertically, it can be tricky. The recommended method is to remove the license plate and open the trunk lid.
In most jurisdictions, it is not legal to place a license plate on the dashboard of a vehicle. License plates are typically required to be mounted on the exterior of the vehicle, either on the front or rear, depending on local laws. Placing a license plate inside the vehicle may result in fines or penalties. Always check your local regulations for specific requirements regarding license plate display.
Yes, it must be mounted on the rear of the motorcycle in plain view.
Must be visibly mounted at rear of motorcycle (so on a plate off of license plate is a pretty good spot).
Yes, side-mounted vertical license plates are legal in Utah, but they must comply with specific requirements. The plate must be clearly visible and legible, and the vehicle must be equipped with a bracket designed to hold the plate in a vertical position. It's advisable to check with local law enforcement or the Utah Department of Motor Vehicles for any updates or specific regulations regarding license plate positioning.
As of Jan 1st, 2011, no they are not.Vehicle Code Section 5201 states:"License plates shall at all times be securely fastened to the vehicle for which they are issued so as to prevent the plates from swinging, shall be mounted in a position so as to be clearly visible, and so that the characters are upright and display from left to right, and shall be maintained in a condition so as to be clearly legible. The rear license plate shall be mounted not less than 12 inches nor more than 60 inches from the ground, and the front license plate shall be mounted not more than 60 inches from the ground."
A check of the Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 486 which is for motorcycles other similar vehicles did not address the issue of license plates. While some states do not restrict side-mount plate use in any form, all motorcycles are subjected to federal requirements. However, many states, and *federal law, do require that rear-mounted license plates must be securely fastened and be mounted in a position that is unobstructed, clearly visible and legible. *Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 49 C.F.R. Subsection 571.108, Standard No. 108, all vehicles must have a source of illumination for the license plate itself.
In New York State, license plates must be mounted horizontally. Vertical mounting is not permitted, and doing so can result in fines or penalties. It's essential to ensure that your license plate is displayed correctly to comply with state regulations.