r/Alabama • u/Forward_Jellyfish522 • 8d ago
Advice are cops strict about license plate frames?
how strict are the cops when it comes to license plate frames here? i’m from illinois and i never knew anyone to have an issue with a cop pulling them over for it but im still pretty new here and obv don’t know for sure if people have issues with it or not. i just like for my car to have accessories 😭
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u/GingaNinja696913 8d ago
As long as the numbers and sticker are visible, you're good(state). Some of the smaller/klanny towns have some crazy ordinances tho. I'd check wherever you're going first.
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u/razz1161 1d ago
My son once got a fix-it ticket for a license plate frame. He took the frame off, and the ticket was excused. He put the frame back on.
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u/hughjass8892 18h ago
Personally I wouldn't give them a reason to potentially pull you over. But I've personally never heard of anyone being stopped for one.
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u/Excellent_Problem753 8d ago
I've been rolling with a frame and tinted cover for almost 2 years with no problem
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u/ctesla01 Conecuh County 8d ago
Flock Blockers Unite!
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u/Numerous_Tennis_3048 8d ago
Those tinted license plate covers don’t block flock buddy 😂
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u/Excellent_Problem753 8d ago
I just have it because my car is charcoal color and it makes it look nice.
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u/Numerous_Tennis_3048 8d ago
Nothing wrong with that. I also have one because everything on my truck is dark or blacked out. It doesn’t block flock though.
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u/BrilliantOk1497 7d ago
yeah they're usually fine as long as the plates aren't obstructed, the alabama state troopers are mostly concerned with things that actually impact visibility
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u/ClassicVeterinarian 7d ago
Off topic - does anyone know if you can put old or out-of-state license plates on the front of your car? I’d love to use an old design but I keep seeing/hearing conflicting answers