31 states are forced to have a second licence plate mounted on the front of their cars. If we were to remove the front licence plate we could save millions of dollars in taxpayer money. In fact, removing them would increase fuel efficiency, aerodynamics, as well as open the flow of air into the cars intake system. If 19 states don't have legal requirements on front licence plates, why not remove the requirement altogether? Some automobile manufacturers produce cars, without a specific place to mount a front licence plate. Causing the consumer to spend more money to drill into the front fascia of the car in order to fulfill legal requirements. When that money could be spent elsewhere supporting businesses and the economy.
Tell the Department of Transportation to remove this requirement
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