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LOL because people can get names and email addresses from it.
Ludalicious
Active Member
LOL ohhhkay..... must be a US thing.... No Fu$&'s given here. So do typically drive around covering you're license plate too?
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Hugh Mannity
Mediocre Member
Luda, I see you put your HOV sticker on your plate, cool idea, the fuzz hasn’t given you a hard time for that?
Ludalicious
Active Member
Since when
No, I haven't had any issues with it. Cops behind the vehicle too. I am not big on stickers...
No Tesla in the garage yet.
It looks like you park your car in a hallway.
Someone with access to the DMV data (like law enforcement) can look up your name and physical address from the license plate number. Though I don't believe the Washington Department of Licensing (our equivalent to the DMV) has any of my e-mail addresses. And I would rather someone nefarious get an e-mail address than my physical address. With my e-mail address nobody is going to steal the contents of my house.
Vehicle registration departments try to keep that data private and track who has requested the information though to prevent would be house burglars running every expensive car's license plate number.
I do blank out the license plates of any car picture I post online though (including our own cars). The less data that's out there the better.
Valore
Member
Not much space in downtown Zürich for a real garage.
My house was built in 1757, about 150 years before cars were a thing, so you have to make the most out of it.
I figured it was something like that. Portland was only incorporated in 1851, but there are houses in the older parts of town that still have rings to tie up horses and many don't have garages. A friend of ours is nuts about anything eco, but owning a plug in just won't work in his neighborhood. He doesn't have a garage and with street only parking, he never parks in the same spot twice.
WannabeOwner
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whitex
Well-Known Member
Since when
No, I haven't had any issues with it. Cops behind the vehicle too. I am not big on stickers...
It's not DMV related. Tesla issue related. Emailed them about it with no response.
Swap the horse rings with HPWCs and tie up electric horses to them instead
The big issue is getting power to the horse rings. I think some people in Portland have floated the issue of installing curbside charging stations in that neighborhood, but it would be expensive. The electrical infrastructure for the neighborhood would probably need to be beefed up. Most houses only have 100A service or less. If charging was available, I would expect there would be more plug in adoption in that neighborhood. The inner SE has a lot of eco hippies. Half the cars are Priuses (Prii?) now.
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Silicon Desert
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Clearly photoshopped- that ladder is held up by a single hook
