I thought that was true everywhere. I am surprised they issued him a 34,000 lb plate at all without an IRP
Fighting a ticket for not having apportioned plates in PA?
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So fixing it two days later doesn't "prove you didn't have it two days earlier" it shows that you made an effort to "fix" the issue. Which is quite possibly all the court cares about. That's dependent on the court and the case at hand. -
Why don't people get this ... you driver interstate you need apportioned plates. When you just drive intrastate, you can have weight registered plates.
You can pay the fine or try to get it reduced but you will still need apportioned plates and that will be as much as the fine.Bean Jr., p608 and brian991219 Thank this. -
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The reason you were weighed is because regardless of what your registered for in what ever state your from you were not registered for PA at the time of traffic stop. All you can do is plead ignorance and show it was corrected and hope for a break
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