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YOUR RESEARCHCan VA ticket you for expired DC tags?
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Too busy messing around with the rollbar this weekend to replace my dc sticker in the windshield.
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Too busy messing around with the rollbar this weekend to replace my dc sticker in the windshield. Come back from lunch to discover a $40 ticket. Further, it seems as though their stupid ticket devices aren't equipped to write up dc tags as it shows the expiration date as 10/2006, when the ticket was clearly written up on 10/24/06. As I recall, in VA, the tags are good through the end of the month. PLus I thought there was a grace period.
Do I have a case here? I'm just annoyed right now.
Yup. They can ticket you. You're essentially driving around Virginia in an unregistered vehicle (expired registration). The same thing happened to me -- I got pulled over on Constitution Ave. in D.C. because of expired VA tags. Fortunately, they let me off on a warning.
Get your registration renewed and do one of two things:
pay the $40 ticket and forget about it -- it is not a moving violation so no points.
go to court and show proof that you've renewed your registration and they will usually drop the charges -- not worth your time in my opinion.
Yeah. In VA we don't have an expiration day -- just month and year. As a result, we have until the end of the month to renew the registration. I guess in DC you have to renew by a certain date?
There is a date on the sticker. It doesn't show up on the ticket so I was going to contest it since according to the ticket, it has not expired yet. Stupid argument, yes, but worth a try maybe.
