Why does Frank's car not have a license plate at the front?

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In Transporter 2, Frank's car has a license plate at the back:

back view

but not the front:

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I noticed this, because if I remember correctly, in the first movie in the series, the license plate could be changed with the push of a button.

Why is this? Don't you need a licence plate at both ends?



Best Answer

No. Florida does not require a license plate at both ends.

Transporter 2 is set in Miami, Florida, U.S.A. Florida is one of the U.S. states which do not require a license plate at both ends.

There's a handy map here: Which States Don't Require A Front License Plate

A copy of the map:

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Why dont American cars have front number plates?

For those saying, \u201cBut the front license plate ruins the design of the car,\u201d blame the United States license plate shape. Most vehicle designers account for the longer front license plates, often seen in Europe, when designing vehicles and therefore don't take the more square-like plates of the US into consideration.

Did Ohio getting rid of front license plate?

As you may recall, Ohio law no longer requires display of a front license plate as of July 1, 2020.



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