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Random curiosity propelled me to create this post.
Have you ever seen anyone driving in your town, city, or highway with those license plates that state, RN, PA, NP, MD on the back?
What do you all think about that? Is that something you would consider doing?
What benefits could you see from doing it; or do you think the negatives of having one of those plates outweigh the positives?
Why would you, or why wouldn't you get professional vanity plates?
-mrcleanscrubs
On 6/15/2020 at 3:41 PM, NICU Guy said:I don't have a true vanity plate (personalized), but I have the Indiana "Be a Nurse" license plate design for my vehicle. I can think of on incidence that it prevented me from getting a ticket. I passed an unmarked state police car. He speed up, pull up behind me, flashed his red and blue lights for half a second. Once I slowed down, he pull into the left lane and drove on. I used to have an Indiana EMS design plate many years ago. My ex-girlfriend borrowed my car to take to work for a week and was pulled over twice for speeding and was only given a warning each time. I believe that there is "Professional Courtesy" between the police and Nurses/EMS.
I've got the Indiana RN be a nurse plate as well. I haven't been stopped in ages, not sure if it's the plate or not.
1 hour ago, Hoosier_RN said:I just continue to do so because the $25 extra in Indiana goes to nursing Scholarships at state schools
I would probably consider it if the money went toward nursing scholarships in my state. That's actually a really good idea.
LovingPeds, MSN, APRN, NP
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There was an immunologist/allergist I knew with the tag AH CHUU.
I personally don't go in for them. I don't want to waste the money, but I don't fault people who do. I actually enjoy some of the clever ones.