License plate question

Good question. If the taillights are mounted into the body or there's no mount for the plate due to a lift being there, I as the officer would let it fly. Contact DOT or State Police for the best answer.

 

If the truck has current registration, but is missing a license plate, than he would probably just get issued a fix it ticket.

 

The plate up front?

 

Is a rear plate required on commercial vehicles in Indiana? Many states it is not.

 

My Penske tractors, IN IRP plate on the front while the box trucks have one IN IRP on the rear...

 

Box trucks can have them on either end.

I have indiana plated box trucks with them on both ends.

The only issue any one has had was when we would go to canada and return, the ice agent would tell either me or my drivers that they need to be on the front.

 

DMV is the best place to reach to, they would give a better answer.

 

all our Penske trucks were registered in Indiana..only a front plate was on all the trucks.

 

Never a plate on the back of the bobtail ever. Usually the front.

If the trailer had a plate it will be on the back.

In Arkansas we only use one plate. That saves alot of trouble.

 

Had one rookie LEO pull over one of our bobtail tractors due to no rear plate, was trying to write all sorts of stuff till his supervisor came along and stopped him...NJ gives out (2) IRP plates, I think NY too. and ours were Indiana...the local Penske shop actually installs them so that may be why the box trucks are on the rear...