That's actually clever as hell. I leave them on because usually a cop only gets a glance at that part of your window, so I'd rather them see that there are stickers and go on about his or her day. Also, unfortunately, the verbiage in my lease agreement states that my car needs to have up-to-date stickers or they can remove the vehicles. You are right it is a lazy way of keeping inoperable cars out of the complex.

My insurance card is digital, and I don't have the means of printing it out. Over in my area, cops generally don't pull you over just for expired inspections. They tack it on if they get you for something else, and I tend to drive as legally as possible.

I do see them prowling the lot once in a while. They're sneaky, too. They'll tow your car at 10:30 p.m., take it to their lot and check it in at 11, then not have anyone there to get your car out until the next morning and charge you for 2 days of lot fees at like $75 per day. Then there is the $70 gate fee because they had to open their gate, mileage on the truck (I live in Camp Hill, they're near Colonial Park), the other $70 gate fee because they had to open the gate again for you to leave, and on top of all of that, they only accept cash or post office money orders.

Fully registered and insured. Just let my inspection go a little too long is all.

Unfortunately, that would just mean one extra Uber trip since I'd need to go back to give them my registration and insurance card in the morning. Luckily my job is pretty flexible about me having to drop my car off.

Thanks for the advice on this. I razored it and took it to a local car wash. It needed a bath anyway.

They' expired on February 1st (tags say 1/23). I'll admit it's my bad for letting them go this long. I also did not read that sentence in my lease agreement. I'll call the office tomorrow and explain that it's in for inspection, and in the event that they find something wrong, to please give me some leeway to fix my car.

Got it. Yeah I found a part of my lease agreement that says the property can have it towed if inspection is out of date.

So it is part of my lease agreement. Yeah I've fought with this company before. They towed my vehicle because the parking pass was velcro'd to my dash board and not on my mirror.

It is. I'll comb through my rental agreement to see if there is anything in there about it.