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Is my American Flag on top of the Masonic Flag going to get me a ticket? They dont block the tag when riding but you can see they do when stopped. I think Im ok without Square and Compasses.
I'm a cop. I would NEVER stop for that reason. The plate isn't really obstructed and unless you're doing wheelies and burnouts, I wouldn't "look for a reason" to stop you. I think you'd be fine. If you DID get stopped for that, you can guarantee you'll get a ticket cause that cop is a dick.
I would consider moving the Masonic to the left side. Remember the US Flag is always on the right.... it is always right!!! I don't think I would worry too much if you ride it that way to a function. If this is to be somewhat permanent, I would move the flag.
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Ticket?????
