NULL license plate not such a bright idea
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NULL license plate not such a bright idea
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Re: NULL license plate not such a bright idea
#2The interesting question this article poses is whether there's a system in place for the government to revoke vanity plates it's already approved. Can they force him to change the plate?
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#3NULL strikes again, this time IRL!
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#4This is funny. I wonder what would happen if you could put a 'NOT ' in front of your plate number... would everyone but you get a ticket?
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#5Seems like a brilliant idea to me, hopefully it forces them to fix their shitty software. I would chip in to crowdfund this guy's battle for sure.
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#6When I was a foolhardy college student I figured out that if the cited vehicle make on my city parking ticket didn’t match my registration, I could get appeal the ticket via a web form very easily and succeed every time.
Naturally I removed the badges from my car and put on different badges from another manufacturer. After a while they started to cite me as “other” and the trick no longer worked.
Re: NULL license plate not such a bright idea
#7The interesting question this article poses is whether there's a system in place for the government to revoke vanity plates it's already approved. Can they force him to change the plate?
They usually can, and various states have before.
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#8Guess I should FOIA the DMV to find out what my state's default value is.
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#9Related, for those who missed it the last time it was here on HN, the tales of Christopher Null, who has an unfortunate surname: https://www.wired.com/2015/11/null/ , and Jennifer Null , http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20160325-the-names-that-brea... , likewise.
Re: NULL license plate not such a bright idea
#10This is funny. I wonder what would happen if you could put a 'NOT ' in front of your plate number... would everyone but you get a ticket?
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