Flashback.  I'd been thinking about this and finally got around to
asking my friend who lives across the border in SC where they do not
require tags on (at least small) trailers.  I asked him what would
happen if he went to another state that did require a tag.  He said
he could just produce his ID showing he was from SC and that would be
it.  He has about 10 years in law enforcement.

NC recently opened a toll road.  From what I have heard the toll
collection is completely automatic based on cameras shooting your
license plate and sending you a bill in the mail.

Edward

At 06:09 AM 12/10/2011, Dennis Haynes wrote:
>If you travel to other states that require any trailer to have plate
>you have to have the plate.
>Some states will also require you to go to the weight stations (when
>open) once you have a trailer.
>In the north east especially NY or NJ we have lots of toll roads and bridges.
>
>Dennis
>
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>Subject: Re: roof rack vs. trailer
>
>I don't know what the weight or size limits are ..
>but in Oregon ..
>a trailer under a certain size..
>say a little 4 X 5 one ..
>no license plate required at all.
>
>and there are no toll roads that I can think of in Oregon ..
>and ..
>what a tragic waste of fuel , time, and pollution causing ..
>making vehicles stop to pay a toll..
>and the people that work in the toll booths..
>breathing all that exhaust ..
>now that is DUMB and very  Dysfunctional !
>
>you could show on paper ..the raw and multiple levels of cost of all
>that lung disease after 25 years of that job..it's criminal
>even.  It really is.
>That governments hire people to stand in car exhaust and take money
>or whatever.
>
>hopefully vanagons have the electronic device to log their toll entries.