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Old 07-25-2007, 02:07 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by NJSPEEDER View Post
easy, they can make more money this way.

your registration/renewal/personalized plate fees all stay the same, but they re only giving you half as much product for it. reduced materials, time, labor, storage, and shipping expenses add up more quickly than the tickets ever will since so few cops care about front plates, much less actually get out to write the ticket.
The incremental costs to making a 2nd plate is minimal to the state, less then $5 per plate I bet. Really just the cost of the plate and a little bit of shipping. All the other cost (paperwork, etc) will essentially remain the same. Kid of the same theory behind value meals. In the grand scale of the state budget, it will probably add up to chump change. How many plates are issued annually? I am guessing no more then 100,000 (is that ## available anywhere?). So what is that, $500k? Now that is progress! Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for saving $$ and killing off the plate, but wow, way to attack the real budget fat. I call red herring.
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