Where should an Interim license plate be displayed on a vehicle?

An interim license plate must be displayed on the rearmost part of the vehicle to ensure it is easily visible to law enforcement and other road users. This placement aligns with standard licensing regulations, which mandate that license plates be mounted on the rear side in order to identify the vehicle properly.

Displaying the plate in a location visible from the rear allows for straightforward verification of the vehicle's registration status. It also reduces the likelihood of legal complications, as law enforcement officers can quickly check the plate for compliance with state requirements. Proper placement enhances road safety and promotes accountability among vehicle owners.

While other options involve potential placements, they do not meet the legal requirements for visibility and compliance as specified by Indiana state law regarding interim license plates.