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Is it lawful for a city police officer to stop your vehicle simply for having a valid out of state tag?
I was stopped by a city police officer in Nahunta, Georgia on a legal, public, dirt road for having a tag from Florida. The tag was valid, currently registered to the vehicle if was attached to, and my license and insurance were also valid. The officer’s exact words upon approaching my vehicle were “We have had some fires out here and when I saw your Florida tag, I wanted to know what you were doing out here.” I would like to know if this is a lawful traffic stop. Thank you.
Yes,
he can stop to insure you are not a permanent resident of GA, and insure (if you are) to change your tags 30 days after moving there.
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