Vote: Should Pennsylvania become a two-plate state?

The big picture: Allegheny County led all Pennsylvania counties in total crashes last year with 10,214, per PennDOT.

• Crashes have steadily decreased in Allegheny County since 2021, which saw 11,659 crashes.
• The county was second in traffic deaths (73), but its per capita traffic death rate is lower than state average.

The intrigue: Some states have already been down this road.

• More than a decade ago, researchers found that for the states that required front and rear license plates, the biggest benefit was generating revenue — adding a second plate makes it easier to photograph drivers running red lights, not paying tolls, etc.

Your take: We can see all dimensions — front and rear — of this issue, but we want to hear your opinions.