Posted by Bret4207 on October 16, 2012 at 16:45:53 from (64.19.90.196):
In Reply to: hitch ? posted by RENE' on October 16, 2012 at 11:59:26:
A dirty plate, no plate light on the rear, one of those plate brackets that is smoke colored or in any way covers part of the plate COULD be a violation worthy of a ticket. There's a big difference between COULD be and WILL BE. Unless it's some clown with a Sgt on his butt for low productivity, chances are, in NY at least, all you'll get is a brief look over and a verbal warning or advisement. The trailer ball or dirt is easily correctable even if you do get a ticket- remove the ball or wash the plate and take your correction slip to the nearest garage or police officer where they verify the defect is corrected . The ticket should be dismissed if the correction slip is signed with no later than 1/2 after sunset the first full business day following issuance of the ticket. I probably handed out a zillion of those correction slips and unless something has changed in the past 3 years, that's all there is to it in NY. Other states have different rules.
Also, consider the source on this stuff. 2 years back on this site there was a post detailing the new law in NY that outlawed grill guards/deer guards/brush guards, whatever you want to call them. The posters swore up and down it was true. I asked my former co-workers and no one knew anything about it. Came back and was told it was a for sure law. A few months later I started seeing all out local Troop cars with grill guards! It was total nonsense. Always consider the source.
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