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Benfolio @ May 9th 2008 2:08PM
Soooooo... do you drive with your legal plate showing or the fake one?
Cause while it may fool the camera to drive around with a fake plate, and switch it later, the normal cop on the same road as you MIGHT notice something fishy when he sees your number change, or runs the fake plate.
SPF @ May 9th 2008 2:31PM
I don't think the Chinese cops can run the license plate as easy as you think. I don't think they have computers in their cars, so... Unless your license plate looks REALLY fishy, it should be ok.