Texas License Plate Dilemma Front or Not?

If you're driving in Texas, you might have noticed that some vehicles lack a front license plate. This raises a common question: is Texas a ... So a couple months ago, Texas edited the law on front license plates. BEFORE: it was illegal to not have a front plate. A ticket would be ... The Texas Administrative Code (Title 43, Rule 217.22) states that the front license plate must be securely fastened at the exterior front. I am not sure what the reality is with local law enforcement, but the current motor vehicle code states that 2 plates are required, and makes no ... Do you need a front license plate? ... Although all states require a rear license plate, nearly half don't require a front license plate. Check your state's laws ... Nassar, a proud Houstonian wrote us asking, “Can I get fined for not having both license plates on my car? Go to any Porsche club event and you'll see that pretty much no one has a front plate. In TX, no front plate is probable cause for a pull over ... All Texas registered motor vehicles must have a front and rear license plate mounted on the most exterior part of the vehicle. Not all states require a front license plate. Only 31 states and D.C. require license plates at the front and rear. At least 20 states don't require front license plates, according to AutoList.