Drivers License weight
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Oklahoma does and I'm not sure I've changed it since I was 16. (31 now)0
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LOUISIANA!!0
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Don't go calling my state a horrible state! That's my job! :laugh:0
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Louisiana is one of them. Although they dont weigh you. I guess thats why most person's isnt true. I can happily say mine has been true for a whie now. Its actually a little high on my drivers license these days!0
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Alabama, Mississippi, and Minnesota all do it too.0
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Oh no, that's just meeeaaaan. Glad its just height in PA too!0
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California is weight too.0
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MD does that. needless to say, mine LIES0
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Missouri and Kansas both do.0
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Illinois!0
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Alabama does. I am .2 away from being my drivers license weight. I was 16 and I am now 30. So, I think I'm good!!!!!!!!!!!! 125 baby!!!0
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FL0
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So does Nebraska.0
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Ohio has it on their license. I'm a whole 50 pounds less than what I was when I got it! I suppose that's something to be happy about! :happy:0
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SC does...and it was true when I got the license 5 years ago. I'm only 18 pounds heavier now...0
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Arkansas doesn't put your weight on your DL, just your height. Think that might have something to do with us being one of the most obese states in the nation! (Just a thought.)0
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Kansas does, but I think that any state that does nobody even checks to see if what you say is right. So for years I was off by 60lbs, license said I was 220 when I was 280.0
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I just got my (OH) license renewed last week and he just asked me if my height, weight or address had changed. Funny, my weight has changed a lot in the last 4 years (up and down) but the number on the license was only 3 lbs less than my actual weight.0
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New Mexico does, mine is the wrong weight it was right when I first got a license at 16 but now Im 31 and its way off.0
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Ontario, Canada and they don't ask weight. That's silly since weight can change so easily along with the silly states that do or used to ask hair colour. If they are going to ask it should at least be updated every 5 years when you have to go get a new photo and license. Why would it show your age 16 weight when there is a good chance you'll be driving for another 70 years!0
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Nevada is evil like that...mine hasn't changed in 5 years or so...I'm trying to get back down to the weight that's listed on my license at the very least. I'd like to drop an additional 20 lbs from that too if I can.0
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Illinois does. Last time I renewed I was 15lbs above my weight, but I didn't change it... cause my goal is to get to that and 5lbs below it0
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That's silly since weight can change so easily along with the silly states that do or used to ask hair colour.
They still ask for the hair color here and eye color when I 1st started driving my hair color and eye color changed every month lol. Now Ive been the same hair color for about 2 years and havent done color contacts in about 10 years.0 -
Michigan doesnt have it. I always thought that was some archaic joke they always made in movies0
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Oklahoma does and I'm not sure I've changed it since I was 16. (31 now)
Yep OK does. Think it's another way to torture us. :ohwell:0 -
Mississippi still does.0
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British Columbia, Canada - they do have weight on their licenses :noway:0
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New Hampshire uses a weight-ID number.
They never print your actual weight on the ID.... They do this as an example.
Weight 50lbs - 150lbs Weight-ID# 1
Weight 151lbs - 200lbs Weight ID#2
yadda yadda...0 -
California does!0
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Minnesota.... but you can put pretty much whatever you want on there. They don't make you step on a scale or anything.0
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