What’s Idaho’s Law On Having A Front Plate?

If you know the people of Idaho, you know we don't like to be told what to do. If there's a rule in place, someone somewhere in Idaho will figure out a loophole or a workaround.

Rules be damned, right?

The front plate law

If you're wondering whether or not having a front plate is required in Idaho, it absolutely is required as is the rear plate. According to AutoList, Idaho is one of twenty-nine states that requires you to have both plates on a vehicle.

Now, there are a few exceptions and some cases where you're not required to have a plate on the front and that's what we're here for, right?

So, let's get right to it... here are the four ways you can get away with not having a front plate in Idaho.

Since we're talking about laws and motor vehicles, what happens if you want to own and operate a military vehicle? Say like... a tank.

Like we said, someone somewhere in Idaho will always find a way and we found out how you can legally purchase a tank and other military vehicles.

And before you ask - yes, some of these might require you to have a front license plate.

Can you imagine seeing a tank drive down I-84? It would be terrifying but not as terrifying as what people are admitting to doing behind the wheel.

Seriously - there is some deadly stuff happening inside people's cars when they should be focused on driving.

What's the craziest thing you've seen happen on the roads of Idaho?