I'm right behind an SUV this morning with a N.J. personalized plate. It had a PSU logo and the words "Penn State Alumni" on the bottom. Does N.J. needs this guy's $50 that bad? I think they should be banned. $$$$
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Good question. I guess its the PSU thing that bothers me. If living in Central Pa. under that scenario, I would take the $100 comprehensive deductible on my auto insurance. Hope that answers your question. $$$$
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LOL...of all the things to get worked over...
Most states do this...it is a HUGE revenue generator...I'm guessing there are a ton of ND, Michigan, State Penn, Maryland, UVA, BC and other B1G plates out there in NJ!
Don't go crashing stranger cars...not worth it! ;-)
Most states do this...it is a HUGE revenue generator...I'm guessing there are a ton of ND, Michigan, State Penn, Maryland, UVA, BC and other B1G plates out there in NJ!
Don't go crashing stranger cars...not worth it! ;-)
Was once behind a suv/crossover in Hoboken with a Rutgers "CHOP" license plate. Wonder if it was one of the former players or someone who works for the team?
Constitutionally NJ couldnt reject the plate. Hell states cant even reject Nazi plates unless they stop the programs entirely. As long as the PSU alumni association meets the criteria set forth by the state, the state has to take them.
Do you think? The state issues a letter 2 numbers and 3 letters in the randomized plates. I think the accident fits that.
It appears any qualified non-profit organization can have its own plates. The ones listed on this page are all college alumni groups.
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Vehicle/alumorg.htm
Here are service organizations:
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Vehicle/serviceorg.htm
Community organizations:
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Vehicle/commorg.htm
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Vehicle/alumorg.htm
Here are service organizations:
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Vehicle/serviceorg.htm
Community organizations:
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Vehicle/commorg.htm
by law i don't think the DMV can single out certain alumni groups from having their own plates but they can make it cheaper for Rutgers and the other state schools where the state contributes money.
An example would be:
- $100 for out of state organizations
- $75 for in state and national organizations
- $50 for state supported (partially or fully funded) organizations
An example would be:
- $100 for out of state organizations
- $75 for in state and national organizations
- $50 for state supported (partially or fully funded) organizations
If I recall correctly, the RU plate is available in other states like PA, VA, MD altho not NY surprisingly. So this is really a pointless thread.
http://www.alumni.rutgers.edu/s/896/2col.aspx?sid=896&gid=1&pgid=349
http://www.alumni.rutgers.edu/s/896/2col.aspx?sid=896&gid=1&pgid=349
My favorite double take of all time came on a trip to NC, when we saw a Plate which I think read A-Hole-N-1. I am sure golfers would quickly appreciate it, but we first interpreted it as A-Hole Number 1. We laughed about it for probably longer than we should have before we realized its true intent.
Here's what I can get in NY. -- ND, PSU and Indiana but no RU http://dmv.ny.gov/custom-plates/colleges-fraternities-sororities
I've got one! :-)Should PA residents be offended by this?
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