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Letter: Crack down on car registrations

By Ed Laintz, Vancouver
Published: February 3, 2024, 6:00am

How is it legal to operate a vehicle when the vehicle license plate is expired? I see at least two to four vehicles a day with plates that are expired anywhere from two months up to six months and beyond.

Is this not a moving violation? What seems to be the problem? Surly a notification has been sent about renewal. How much revenue is being lost to the city/county and the state? If this is OK to do then why not license none?

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