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post 1672769483 12-13-2022, 10:17 AM
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Is it worth renewing my license plates? (100% srs)

I have to physically go into the DMV to renew my plates in Missouri. The time it takes me to go into the DMV (which is in the hood) is worth ~$100-200 to me. I get a ticket, on average, every 2 years for having expired plates, and the ticket is only $120... and I don't even renew my plates afterwards, just wait another couple years until I get another fine.

Am I missing something, or is it really easier to just never renew my plates and keep paying the tickets, because they don't cost any more than going to the DMV and renewing the plates? (100% srs). I can at least pay tickets online using my credit card, which I can't do to renew my plates...
post 1672769673 12-13-2022, 10:20 AM
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what happens if you get pulled over? then they tow you

just renew your ****ing plates
post 1672769723 12-13-2022, 10:21 AM
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Depends if you live in a rural area or not. Fukkers in NYC send the Indian patrol to ticket your car and boot it. (Ded fkn Srs)
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post 1672769753 12-13-2022, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted By mchabs
what happens if you get pulled over? then they tow you

just renew your ****ing plates
do they really? They just give me a $120 ticket. Is the violation worse eventually or what?

I just figure paying a $120 ticket every couple years is a lot easier than going into the hood, waiting 2 hours, and dealing with rude DMV employees
post 1672769973 12-13-2022, 10:26 AM
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What happens if you’re in a collision with a vehicle that isn’t licensed to be on a public road?
post 1672770223 12-13-2022, 10:30 AM
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It depends how your state handles consecutive renewal violations and if the local cops are the type to keep tabs on you when you drive to check if you renewed.
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Wow that sucks. Ever since the Pandemic we've been able to do practically everything online with Vslifornia DMV
post 1672770533 12-13-2022, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted By SouthDakotaBrah
do they really? They just give me a $120 ticket. Is the violation worse eventually or what?

I just figure paying a $120 ticket every couple years is a lot easier than going into the hood, waiting 2 hours, and dealing with rude DMV employees
cop wanted me tow me once because my license plates appeared to be expired. turned out to be a DMV ****up (I had proof I renewed) so he didn't tow me. This was not in CA btw

You can't do it online? In CA we can either do it online or we have DMV kiosks throughout the state (in grocery stores even) where you can handle a couple small things, like renewing your plates.
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Originally Posted By mchabs
cop wanted me tow me once because my license plates appeared to be expired. turned out to be a DMV ****up (I had proof I renewed) so he didn't tow me. This was not in CA btw

You can't do it online? In CA we can either do it online or we have DMV kiosks throughout the state (in grocery stores even) where you can handle a couple small things, like renewing your plates.
Missouri is in the stone age brah, can't do it online
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Originally Posted By SouthDakotaBrah
Missouri is in the stone age brah, can't do it online
Did you even check? Here you gohttps://dor.mo.gov/motor-vehicle/plates/renewal.html
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Do you no longer live in Missouri or something? I would definitely just go to the DMV if it’s an option at all. If not, pray you don’t get pulled over.
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Originally Posted By mchabs
cop wanted me tow me once because my license plates appeared to be expired. turned out to be a DMV ****up (I had proof I renewed) so he didn't tow me. This was not in CA btw
They can do this, at least in Texas. There was a Constable in Galveston County that regularly impounded cars for expired registration. The bulk of them belonged to illegals, and since they had no way of renewing it, they couldn't get their cars out of impound. Eventually they became the property of the county who then auctioned it off for the money.
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Originally Posted By SouthDakotaBrah
I have to physically go into the DMV to renew my plates in Missouri. The time it takes me to go into the DMV (which is in the hood) is worth ~$100-200 to me. I get a ticket, on average, every 2 years for having expired plates, and the ticket is only $120... and I don't even renew my plates afterwards, just wait another couple years until I get another fine.

Am I missing something, or is it really easier to just never renew my plates and keep paying the tickets, because they don't cost any more than going to the DMV and renewing the plates? (100% srs). I can at least pay tickets online using my credit card, which I can't do to renew my plates...
I've actually considered this myself, but my registration is only $28 and they do it online for me ever since Covid.

I think it depends if you're sure on the penalty and what policing is like in your area. Ours typically got better things to do than registration, but the one time I didn't put my stickers on, I got pulled over pretty quickly. I'd certainly risk it myself, if it were in the hundreds of dollars. As long as you aren't driving around drunk and/or high, it should be fine. From my understanding you can still insure your car, so no issue there.

A friend of mine had not registered his vehicle or paid taxes on it when he bought it. Did it for years with no issue.
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