I dont have a front plate on mine either. Prefer the look without it. I expect I'll get the ticket one day (havent yet) but still refer the look of no plate.

 

I love the look of our Ponies with no plate=so nice and clean. I think Alta and Que are the only provinces without front plates. Not sure on Que, anyone know?

 

[QUOTE=fast Ed;144489]Just FYI, there was a Ford performance engine back in the 60s that displaced 427 ci, that's the tie-in for the Roush model name.

That 427 engine that Ford brought out in 1963 was a race engine, and the actual cubic inches were actually 425.

 

Yeah no plate required in Quebec.

 

this is all you need

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1zIGPyJunI&feature=fvwrel[/YOUTUBE]

 

^^^kinda neat

 

No, if the vehiicle is registered in a province where there is only one plate, that is all that is required. No ticket if you go to a jurisdiction that requires 2 plates on theirs.

Shaun, no police force in Canada uses quotas, however they do encourage enforcement and contact with the public at large. You are correct that the member "could" have given you a warning. However, if the member felt you were giving him attitude, or was just having a bad day that can explain why your day was well...made worse. I hope this helps. I to have given this ticket, but it was because I was giving a break on not wearing a seatbelt, excessive speed, or failing to stop at a stop sign....

 

You are correct Snake, quebec does not require 2 plates, nor do they use registration stickers on the one plate they use

 

^^^how do the police know if a plate is current or do they get new plates each and every year

 

If they have reason to believe that it's expired we run it on the Canadian Police Information Computer or CPIC