What Outside License Plate Is Most Common In Your State?

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1. Considering North Carolina borders four states, that would be New York.

2. Louisiana probably

3. 1. Oregon

   2. California

   3. Idaho

4. MD in the north, NC in the south, TN in the south west.

5. Massachusetts and New York. I’ve also been seeing a lot of Texas plates lately – not sure if there are a lot of them or if I’m just noticing them more.

6. Ontario

7. PA

8. Illinois

9. I usually see Arizona

10. Arizona or mexico

11. Florida surprisingly

12. idaho and california

13. Texas, Colorado, Arizona, California, Chihuahua. Not necessarily in that order

14. California, followed by Utah.

15. Hard to answer because Tennessee borders 8 states. I personally see alot of Kentucky, North Carolina, and Georgia plates because I am in East Tennessee. I also see a lot of New York plates because a lot of them are looking for property in the area. The rarest plate I have seen is Chihuahua Mexico, I was shocked to see it

16. Lots of PA and OH where I’m from.

17. Illinois and Florida for some reason

18. Easily Florida.

19. Texas and Mississippi.

20. 1st New Jersey, 2nd Connecticut, 3rd Pennsylvania

21. Jersey or NY

22. Ontario

23. In Oklahoma, this would be a trick question because of all the indian tribes. I see mostly tribal plates, Texas would be the most from an actual US state.

24. Oregon and British Columbia

25. Ohio

26. New York.

    A lot of people move to NJ and keep their NY plates, and so my neighborhood is like 50/50 NY/NJ

27. Texas for sure.

28. I live in the Dallas area, and it used to be Oklahoma. Now it’s California.

29. In Maine we see a huge spike in out of state license plates in the summer.

    Mainly from Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and some from Florida.

    There’s also a spike in Texas plates locally because of out of state contractors building solar panels.

30. Indiana or Wisconsin, although I’ve been seeing a lot more Texas and Florida plates recently too. Probably snowbirds coming back for the summer.

31. Depends where in the state. Northern Oregon has more Washington plates, southern has more California plates.

32. New Hampshire. Almost as common as in state plates.

33. I’m on Long Island. One would think it would be New Jersey but it’s actually Virginia. There are a lot of people who permanently live here but some how have Virginia plates. I think it’s an insurance thing. No idea how so many get away with it or how they do it or if it’s even worth it.

34. New York, New Jersey, and Michigan seem the most common.

35. Texas or California. But to be fair I live in a large military town so, we pretty much see plates from EVERYWHERE.

36. New mexico (i live in colorado)

37. Texas

38. I grew up in NJ near the Shore. The amount of NY plates everywhere from Memorial Day to Labor Day every year is staggering, especially considering the friendly rivalry we have with our neighbors

39. Year round: New York, Massachusetts, Ohio, & Michigan. Lots more variety come winter (snow birds) & spring (MLB spring training/spring break).

40. Iowa

41. I’m in Bakersfield, CA, and I see so many Texas and Oklahoma plates.

42. Rhode Island. At least in Southeastern MA.

43. None lol

44. I’m from southwest Idaho and down there it was always California or Nevada.

    I currently live in North Dakota and constantly see Utah, Idaho, and Montana. The playe game is actually pretty fun here because there are sooooo many oilfield workers from EVERYWHERE. I had never seen a plate from Maine before so that was exciting…..I live a very boring life- don’t judge me.

45. Texas.

    Sucks too because they never seem to know how to drive safely.