Exempt!

The cameras are so limited in what they can do that a great number of cars on the road are essentially exempt from photo enforcement. If a person wants to avoid photo enforcement, all they need to do is to implement some very simple and easy measures. Such measures include turning your head, hiding your face, towing a trailer, adding a bike rack, or installing a trailer hitch. Some examples are depicted below.

Admittedly, some of the cars depicted below are or could be considered illegal. However, the fact remains that cars with hidden, blocked, or missing license plates are quite commonplace. So commonplace in fact that one would even start to think that police overlook such occurrences.

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Wheelchair rack blocking plate	Temporary plate mounted high
Trailer Hitch	Towing a trailer, truck plate not visible, trailer plate not visible from some angles
Plate in tinted window	Towing Hitch
Towing Hitch, Temporary plate	Towing Hitch
Towing a boat, vehicle plate blocked, boat plate low and difficult to see	Towing Hitch
Towing Hitch	Temporary plate On Hummer
Wheelchair rack blocking plate	Wheelchair rack blocking plate
Wheelchair rack blocking plate	Bike carrier blocks a digit or two.
Wheelchair rack blocking plate	Wheelchair cart blocks plate
Bikes blocking plate	Wheel chair ramp (?) blocks plate.
Cooler blocks plate completely.	New car, no plate.
Hitch blocks a digit.	New car, no real plate.
Wearing a mask

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