Reply With QuoteAfter 6 months living in the state I do believe it is.. tags and license both.Originally Posted by GWguy
So..... an out-of-state tag is illegal?
Unless you are active duty military
Just because they are entrances to businesses doesn't mean the business owns them.. the city, county and state owns several feet back from the road... both property and roadway.
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After 6 months living in the state I do believe it is.. tags and license both.So..... an out-of-state tag is illegal?
Unless you are active duty military
Nero played the fiddle, Obama danced the Tango.
Yes, I seem to remember that when I moved here. But there are no qualifications stated in the directive above. That's why I used the popcorn.... tongue in cheek.
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Hmmm... thats an interesting observation.
Then tell me why it is that the county, city, and state leave the maintenance of these areas to the business owners?
Also, my Gator and tractor. Which I drive both on county and state roads to get to parts of my farm.
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Which is what I was referring to in my post about this. You driving in the breakdown lane of Rt 6 or Rt 234, say, in a safe responsible manner, they are not going to sweat you. The 19yo doing wheelies through Patuxent Homes, or the guy going 50 on a quad through Spring Valley, that's who they are after. That guy last week ran into a mail truck hard enough to destroy his bike and do a three foot dent into the truck. Imagine if that had been a kid on a bike, or a mom with a stroller. The SJWs might scream disparate justice, but the guy taking his Gator to the gas station doing 25 or so in the breakdown lane to St James to fuel it up, he's not the danger the Sheriff is after, I dont think.
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