This is higher-quality design than the MBTA uses on a lot of its in-station signs.
From the Boston Globe:
Makeshift license plate lands Springfield woman in trouble (http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2014/09/03/makeshift-license-plate-lands-springfield-woman-trouble/7EevnctjoI3YsRljZ0nbEK/story.html)
Silly Johanna–that's a June plate! August plates end in "8."
Ha, I should have done this after I had my license plates stolen two years ago. Would have been a lot fancier than the black sharpie on cardboard "plates stolen MD 5AK6744" signs I put in the rear and front windows.
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Quote from: Laura on September 04, 2014, 10:50:04 AM
Ha, I should have done this after I had my license plates stolen two years ago. Would have been a lot fancier than the black sharpie on cardboard "plates stolen MD 5AK6744" signs I put in the rear and front windows.
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I saw something similar on US 22 in Easton, PA once. The driver used a piece of cardboard and wrote "Pennsylvania" across the top, then the registration number in big easy to read characters. On the bottom was written "Plate stolen on 5/22/01" Since PA is a single plate state, the driver did not bother puting any information on the front of the vehicle.