Pensilings did not require front registration discs in standard passenger vehicles From 1952, the state senator Katie Muth proposes to change it, arguing that it will improve the identification of the vehicle and public safety.
In the preliminary announcement Published last ThursdayMuth, a democrat whose district includes parts of Chester and Montgomery, She said that she was planning to introduce an invoice that would require Pennsylvania drivers to display license plates both at the front and back of their vehicles.
“There are far too often accidents, traffic incidents or crimes, in which only the front of the vehicle is capturing through cameras or witnesses,” said Muth. “The requirement of a license plate at the front of the car will improve the identification of the vehicle and improve public safety, helping officers of law enforcement, witnesses or cameras easier and quickly identify the vehicle.”
There are 29 states, including the neighboring New York, New Jersey and Maryland, which require both front and rear license plates, said Muth in the note. In Florida, Exists in anticipation of bilateral regulations To add a requirement.
“The front license plate can also improve collections of fees,” said Muth.
Supporters say that the front license plates can also support users of the audit application in the correct identification of the ordered vehicle.
However, some states such as Utah, Recently, they considered their front registration requirements againciting lower costs and improved production and distribution.
