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Bonjour,Une question que j'ai oublié de poser sur place : Comment fonctionne l'immatriculation ou la non immatriculation des voitures ?Une info à faire partager : ne pas m mettre de cadenas sur les valises ou sacs afin d'éviter que "Transportation Security Service" ne le coupe et après avoir fouillé votre bagage ne vous laisse un petit imprimé expliquant le pourquoi etc.

pour l'immatriculation des voitures, je suis curieux

ne pas m mettre de cadenas sur les valises ou sacs

on ne comprend pas toujours pourquoi vous nous dites sans cesse de nous limiter

porquoi autant de voituers ne sont pas immatriculées ?

In the U.S., the states of Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginiarequire license plates only on the rear of the vehicle. Some vanity and specialty plates in Arizona are issued in pairs, but only the rear plate is required to be displayed; the optional front plate is something of a bonus for paying an extra fee for the plate.[10]
Kansas used to issue just personalized plates in pairs with the front being optional (K.S.A. 8-132), but as of the 2011-2015 series, only the rear plate will be issued. Further, Kansas has long prohibited front plates, including old/expired personalized plates, except for model year plates on antiques, tractor-trucks (semis), and until recently current and matching personalized plates per K.S.A. 8-133 and the KDOR.[11]
Nevada's policy on front license plate display is dependent on the design of the car. The DMV issues two plates for cars but the display of the front plate is optional only if the vehicle was not designed for a front plate and the manufacturer did not provide an add-on bracket or other means of displaying the front plate. However, if the second plate is not displayed, it is the owner's responsibility to store the second plate and surrender or return both plates to the department at the appropriate time.[12]
Massachusetts is a unique case for license plate mounting. Before the introduction of the current "Spirit of America" base starting in 1986 for commercial vehicles and vanity plates and 1988 for all other vehicles, the state issued only a single green-on-white plate to be mounted on the rear of the vehicle. With the current-issue base, pairs are issued. Since all license plates issued since 1978 are currently valid, most passenger vehicles registered in Massachusetts display two plates, and those with the older green-on-white plates display only one.[13]