By law is a license plate bracket required on the back of the tractor? To me it makes no sense to have a bracket on the back!
license plate bracket
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Panman49, Nov 1, 2019.
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I never heard of that. A plate on the front was all that was needed. Just don't have it a swingin'! ( got busted for that once)
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I don't believe the bracket is, but the license plate late in the back is required last time I checked for it in the green book.
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It is if a truck but not a tractor. If the bracket and light is there it must work so just remove them.
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Depends where you are. When my dad had trucks, he needed a license plate on the front, one on the back and one on the trailerPanman49, Long FLD, not4hire and 1 other person Thank this.
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When I got my plate in Wisconsin, we only got one.
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Only one in Pa also. Used to have the plate on the back of the tractor, 40 or so years ago. Then sometime later they wanted it on the front .Some states have 2 plates though, as i think has been said. Just hang a 1939, truck plate ,whatever state , to give something for the dot folks to look at. Pick one up at the antique shop.
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Idaho only issues 1 plate for tractor... 2 for straight truck.
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Only 1 plate in , TN, IN, OK
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