XPost: nyc.transit 
 From: pickens486@nyc.rr.com 
  
 John Mann wrote: 
 > 
 > >A car must be registered in the state of "primary residence," described 
 > >as where one lives for half the year or more. 
 > 
 > Sooooo.....then.....why is practically every third car I see in New 
 > York carrying out-of-state LP's?  Again, in order of dominance; 
 > Pennsylvania, Massachusetts (forgot that last time), Virginia, South 
 > Carolina, Illinois, and Washington DC?  And this is on a year round 
 > basis, so they're not tourists.  So, basically, one or two million of 
 > the city's inhabitants live elsewhere for more than half the year? 
 > This would play havoc with the supposedly "official" census talley for 
 > the city then. 
 > 
 > It's the same with the cars I see every day parked on my block and in 
 > my neighborhood; in this area, 1/3 to 1/2 of the cars do not carry NY 
 > plates.  I'm not familiar with registration fees for New York; I don't 
 > own a car here.  But I am familiar with the fact that the city has one 
 > of the highest insurance rates in the country. 
 > 
 > My guess; widespread (and apparently officially sanctioned by 
 > indifference) insurance scamming. 
  
 Bingo! When your momma lives in "Smalltown PA" and you 
 have your car registered there, you can save THOUSANDS 
 on insurance. Just don't get into an accident. Hehehe..... 
  
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