It is time for new Brunswick to move to a single license plate. If you buy a new or used vehicle from a neighboring province, it is often difficult or impossible to bolt a license plate onto the front. Numerous new model automobiles are designed without mounts for a front plate. Many drivers are fined and forced to drill holes and find places to put a plate, which is often less than ideal. In Nova Scotia, you can enjoy the same car without a plate on the front. Three territories and six provinces have already phased out front license plates. This leaves only four provinces remaining with obsolete front plates. Alberta phased out their front license plates in 1991 to save money. Ontario could save $3 million per year if they go with a single plate. Saskatchewan has reportedly saved $370,000 per year since they dropped dual license plates in 2004. New Brunswick should follow the example of Atlantic provinces like Newfoundland and eliminate the front plate. This change could allow the government to put hundreds of thousands of dollars each year into more important areas like education or health care. There are hundreds of better things for the police to watch for. One example related to plates is the alarming number of vehicles driving around our province with no plates. People drive for long distances with no plates at all on their vehicle. Instead of the police ticketing our hardworking citizens who do not display a front plate, we could take a hard look at people who drive without any plates, drive unregistered vehicles, and drive illegally on public roads. It is also likely that some of these people who drive unplated vehicles do not have insurance. We see businesses driving vehicles without plates, new vehicle purchases, and car dealers frequently letting customers test drive without plates. Drivers without plates can get away with speeding, reckless driving, and other offences. There is usually no way to trace the driver of an unplated vehicle. Often we hear that the RCMP are the main supporter of front plates, but New Brunswick has lower crime than numerous other regions of Canada. The RCMP get their job done all across Canada without front plates. We know they can do it here too. It is time for New Brunswick to modernize and drop the front license plate. Please show your support by forwarding this video, right to your MLA, or take the front plate off your vehicle. You can already see tens of thousands of New Brunswickers without front plates on our highways each day. They make a statement loud and clear that they do not want a front license plate. Please view our other videos on motor vehicle inspections, front plates, winter tire laws, and putting temporary registration permits on the rear of vehicles. Thank you.