A Simple Question about Plate Covers (Lasershield)

[scrapser]

If it's against the law to have a plate cover regardless of whether it's clear, tinted, or meant to suppress laser readings in a given state...

...and if someone has the Lasershield on their car and is hit with a laser gun and the LEO doesn't get a reading as normally expected, wouldn't that alert him to stop the car and find out why he couldn't get a reading like he can with most of the cars targeted...possibly resulting in a citation?

Seems to me using Lasershield would put you in harm's way. How do people deal with this conundrum?

scrapser

[sixfootgeek]

Veil would also fall under scrutiny as well. Headlights have to be DOT approved to be legal. If you put a coating over your headlights (esp. veil which darkens them) you are modifying your headlights. Sometimes lidar will not get a reading on a plate so they are instructed to hit the lights next. If you get a build up of road grime and bugs your plate will not reflect well. I have laser shield and have not been questioned about it at all.

[WRC]

this totally depends on the state where you live whether they have a law or not against plate covers