The new state law requiring license plate frames to keep off the “Arizona ... it’s still illegal to have a license plate cover which makes your license plate illegible.

PHOENIX — License plate frames are something most drivers probably don't think about much. The state says drivers need to because of a new law. Starting Jan. 1, frames that promote a favorite ...

THE D-M-V SAYS IT DOES áNOT PERMANENTLY STORE YOUR PERSONAL DATA Wait, the Department of Motor Vehicles can run out of license plate numbers? Yes, there are a finite number of license plate ...

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Don’t Hide Your License Plates If you think storing your front license plate on the back seat counts, you’re violating state law. New York is pretty specific about where and how the license plates ...

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SPOKANE, Wash. – Residents should be aware of a new law set to take effect in 2025 regarding license plate covers. The Spokane Police Department is alerting drivers about these upcoming ...

I was asked about license plate covers by “The Gee and Ursula Show” producer Andrew Lanier. He was wondering if the Washington State Patrol (WSP) was pulling people over for using them.

Barmore was cited with having an "obscured" license plate. It wasn't about tint. Police said the frame of the cover blocked too much of the plate. Rhode Island law is stricter than Massachusetts.