quit being abnormal, at least that's what a Senators letter ( aid sent I hope) said to me a few years ago.
I had a cop lecture my wife and me about that once when he ticketed us for failure to register our vehicle.
My wife was a traveling nurse for many years and we took assignments all over the place, including Boston. We kept my in-law's house as our permanent address in NH. During a nine month assignment in Boston, our NH-based auto insurance refused to cover a car who's primary location of garage was in Massachusetts (funny how that issue never came up in any other state). So okay, we went to a Massachusetts-based insurer. Only, they required the insured vehicle be registered in Massachusetts. We did that.
One day, driving home to my in-law's for the weekend, a NH statey read our Mass tags and decided we were speeding. He seemed to get upset when we said, "There must be some mistake because we weren't speeding."
He yelled, pointing at our speedometer, "Is that calibrated four times a day?"
answer: "No it is not."
Angry hand gesture, "End of discussion." and he stalks back to his cruiser.
After issuing the citation for speeding he added a 'failure to register' fine.
NH license in a MA car? Not allowed.
We tried to explain our situation and his response was to ask if we had children.
? (We didn't, at the time).
Then he proceeded to tell us how our lifestyle was a terrible one and what an irresponsible way to raise a family.
I didn't argue the speeding ticket in court, but the judge closed the case with "no findings" on the issue of registration and I had to pay $50 court costs.
-Will