road tripin'...
The idea was to go to Memphis to visit Elvises Graceland. Along the way we made many stops.
I had figured out our route and researched some cool stuff that we would or could be passing by from Roadside America. I had a large booklet of possibilities and created a smaller booklet from that for the children. This smaller booklet had things that they could possibly see from the highway while we were driving. I kept the larger booklet and if we decided to make some stops off the highway, I had a bunch of stuff we could occupy our time with.
Since the kids would be in the car for hours at a time, which is something that they are not used to being from France, I decided to make a few games. One game was the Alphabet game; I had only typed the letters A->Z and they were to find words on signs that began with the letters. They would start with A and then move on to the next letter once a word with A was found.
Another game was the license plate game. I found a website that had pictures of every license plate in the US. I put the pictures in a PowerPoint and as they saw the license plates, they would circle the corresponding license plate on the paper.
Finally the last game; Dead or Alive. I had pictures of several common animals that you would see while driving in a car – and now that I’m thinking about it, I should have had horse, cow, goat and sheep, but anyway I guess I was more focused on the "dead" - once they saw one of the animals, they were to put a tick mark and whether it was dead or alive. We have a lot of road kill – they probably have seen more wild animal’s dead in the US than they have seen living in France.
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If you are not spam; which I don't think you are since there aren't any links in your posting...I believe that there is not a way to do a reverse look up of a license plate, otherwise "stalkers" and bad guys would find out where you live far too easily. Just imagine all the road rage victims there would be!
I think the only way is if you are a police officer or work for the DMV or Secretary of State offices. If this person did something wrong, I would contact the police.
Sorry, wish I could be of more help.