A Central California driver of a Nissan Sentra was pulled over and cited for driving with a drawn license plate as a substitute of a correct one.
In relation to artwork, everybody’s a critic, together with the California Freeway Patrol.
In Central California final week, the CHP stopped a Nissan Sentra that didn’t have a state-issued license plate however as a substitute had a chunk of home made pop artwork on the again of the automotive.
The CHP deemed the artistic handiwork unworthy and cited the motive force with a fantastic of $197 for driving and not using a correct license plates.
Merced’s California Freeway Patrol gave the unnamed driver “factors for creativity” with a submit on social media.
The division didn’t reply to a name asking when or the place the occasion occurred.
It famous within the submit that an officer performed a visitors cease on a automobile as a result of “one thing uncommon” was observed in regards to the rear license plate. The license plate included the “California” lettering alongside the DMV’s web site and a registration sticker.
“Upon nearer look, it turned out to be handmade!” the CHP posted.
California regulation requires that correct state-issued license plates are positioned on autos.
If a plate is lacking or stolen, it may be changed by the DMV for $27, a a lot smaller analysis.
