Everybody should mind there own business & things would be a lot better off!

to,mind your own business if we didn"t mind our own then we could possibly be paying lower taxes,if everyone pays their fair taxes then we may be paying lower taxes. even if they work at espn by law if they live in this state they must register their vehicles and change their license(driving)within 24 hrs.
As far as i know the only ones who can get away with this law is if they are in the military,or college students!

How about the secuirty officer for Price Choppers plaza. He was issued a ticket for not registering in CT. and nothing became of it other than the officer getting jammed up for doing his job. You can see this guy every weekend driving around in his pick up truck with NY plates.

hey jrc do you really think that taxes would be lower if everyone paid fair taxes, the city would never lower they would just give themselves a raise for doing there job. don't get me wrong it's a good idea it's just the government isn't working for the little guy.

there are a lot more than transient ESPN workers in bristol who have out of state [mainly vermont] license plates. the bristol police should spend a little more time enforcing this law, then fighting with each other over the police disciplinary process.......

The police are NOT doing their job by letting this Price Chopper guard break the law every day with his NY Plates. Instead they (City HALL) gets personal about it and fires a cop for doing the very thing that they themselves claim the cop shouldn't have done ..[retaliate]

Maybe if the tax laws in Ct concerning motor vhicles was more fair, more people would have no problem registering in this state. Bristol has a mill rate of 25.99, New Britian is 34.98, while farmington is 19.47. So You could register the same vehicle in any of these towns and pay three differant amounts. The Median income in these three towns respectivly is 47,422, 36,681 and 80,737. It comes down to the ones making the most, pay the least. Make the tax system fair for everyone.

this is a never ending cycle which will never get fixed due to cities not needing to worry about out of state vehicles as lomg as they come back valid & insured.

Cry about it all you want, its not up to the CT DMV to issue summons for their tags back...

by the way, the police can only do SO MUCH for issuing tickets and fines out to the \"Out of State\" drivers...its not the CT DMV that handles those tickets...just the courts. 90% of these tickets will be thrown out because the amount of money to actually forego an investigation to actually press charges and find out if people live in a certain state is far too high. The police have much much better things to do than worry about what tags are on someones car as long as they are valid.

the law is the law, and people are breaking it. additionally, the town of bristol is losing income because some people feel they are above the law, and keep their vehicles licensed in other states.

i don't give a s**t what the rates are, or that they are higher than other states.

i choose to live here, i can afford to live here, and i pay my fair share of taxes.

as far as any of you who feel the taxes are unfair, please do us other law-abiding citizens a favor and move to the state where your vehicle is registered.

we will not miss you.

I currently have one of my vehicles registered out of state (Maine). I would love to have it registered here in CT but those wonderful people at DMV can't seem to make up their collective minds about letting me register it here. It's a composite vehicle and even though the inspection process and regulations are spelled out very clearly, the fine folks in Wethersfield can't seem to be able to read them.

I really don't care where people have their vehicles registered. I care about if they have them insured so that when they hit me, I won't need to call my agent.

So far as property taxes are concerned, it doesn't matter about the mill rate or anything else. The towns will just continue to raise taxes. Taxes are like crack, towns and cities just want more and more.