I think all 50 recognize other state's YOM plates. In Kansas you don't need to carry regular plates. I have YOM plates on both cars and have had both in various states and have never been stopped and asked for proof of registration so I don't think it's an issue most places. Edit: On second thought I HAVE been stopped, once, and asked for registration. I was driving my 38 with it's YOM plate when one of the local police stopped me to advise me my plate was "expired" by about 70 years. It was a young fellow who obviously had never had any dealings with the YOM law. We had a polite discussion which became a teaching moment. I now carry a copy of Kansas's YOM statute in my glove box in case I need to have another teaching moment in the future.
Last edited by Tiny; 06/19/2022 8:20 PM.
