Posted: 8/11/2009 12:50:34 PM EDT
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I've got a very generic set of easy questions. Thanks! |
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Why are you asking the Mississippi Highway Patrol? What the hell are you talking about? The title says any MSHP here. I know its been a while since you lived in Missouri but the proper abbreviation is MO not MS. Come on Cav, get with the program. 
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Why are you asking the Mississippi Highway Patrol? What the hell are you talking about? The title says any MSHP here. I know its been a while since you lived in Missouri but the proper abbreviation is MO not MS. Come on Cav, get with the program. Actually, the correct abbreviation for the Missouri State Highway Patrol is MSHP.  You been drinking that special Kool Aid again have'nt you?http://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/Root/index.html |
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Why are you asking the Mississippi Highway Patrol? What the hell are you talking about? The title says any MSHP here. I know its been a while since you lived in Missouri but the proper abbreviation is MO not MS. Come on Cav, get with the program.
Actually, the correct abbreviation for the Missouri State Highway Patrol is MSHP. You been drinking that special Kool Aid again have'nt you?
http://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/Root/index.html Oh Snap! 
And Mississippi has the Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol (MHSP) http://www.dps.state.ms.us/dps%5Cdps.nsf/Divisions/hp?OpenDocument |
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Quoted: Quoted: I'm not HIPO but lemme know if i can help. I'm good at traffic stuff if thats what you need, or general statutes. Ok, why the hell does every schmo who buys a half-ton pickup, and never tows anything, not have to have a rear license plate? Because they register them as Commercial vehicles and state law says that Commerical vehicles only get one plate. |
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I'm not HIPO but lemme know if i can help. I'm good at traffic stuff if thats what you need, or general statutes. Ok, why the hell does every schmo who buys a half-ton pickup, and never tows anything, not have to have a rear license plate? Look at the 12,000 ––- 18,000 or 24,000 on the plate It all depends on how it is registered But now Missouri NEW plates don't have that info on them |
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Why are you asking the Mississippi Highway Patrol? What the hell are you talking about? The title says any MSHP here. I know its been a while since you lived in Missouri but the proper abbreviation is MO not MS. Come on Cav, get with the program.
Actually, the correct abbreviation for the Missouri State Highway Patrol is MSHP. You been drinking that special Kool Aid again have'nt you?
http://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/Root/index.html Heh heh, i was just getting ready to say that too. Everyone was calling the OP and idiot and he was RIGHT!!!!!!!!! MISSOURI STATE HIGHWAY PATROL. SAY IT ALL TOGETHER NOW 
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I'm not HIPO but lemme know if i can help. I'm good at traffic stuff if thats what you need, or general statutes. Ok, why the hell does every schmo who buys a half-ton pickup, and never tows anything, not have to have a rear license plate? Because they register them as Commercial vehicles and state law says that Commerical vehicles only get one plate. Exactly. They only get one plate which is to be afixed to the front of the truck since they usually pull trailers which would block the plate on the rear. Man, we are all learning something today. |
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I havent borke the virginity of my wifes car and mounted the front plate yet. In my experiences its not easy to verify that a car has 2 plates when driving, Not noticable if being tailed and since I live near a military base there are bunches of cars with only one plate so noone pays attn to a missing front plate. If I do get cited for it...oppss the damd zip ties must not have held.
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Why are you asking the Mississippi Highway Patrol? What the hell are you talking about? The title says any MSHP here. I know its been a while since you lived in Missouri but the proper abbreviation is MO not MS. Come on Cav, get with the program.
Actually, the correct abbreviation for the Missouri State Highway Patrol is MSHP. You been drinking that special Kool Aid again have'nt you?
http://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/Root/index.html Dam, you got me there....putting the bottle away as we speak. 
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I havent borke the virginity of my wifes car and mounted the front plate yet. In my experiences its not easy to verify that a car has 2 plates when driving, Not noticable if being tailed and since I live near a military base there are bunches of cars with only one plate so noone pays attn to a missing front plate. If I do get cited for it...oppss the damd zip ties must not have held.
I can't believe that an LEO in Pulaski County hasn't gotten you on that yet. That seems to be one of their favorite reasons for stops. Especially Waynesville & St. Robert PD's. Give them time, they will notice. |
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I havent borke the virginity of my wifes car and mounted the front plate yet. In my experiences its not easy to verify that a car has 2 plates when driving, Not noticable if being tailed and since I live near a military base there are bunches of cars with only one plate so noone pays attn to a missing front plate. If I do get cited for it...oppss the damd zip ties must not have held.
Also, Missouri also now requires that the Plate be SECURELY affixed! PursuitSS |