SB 410
Changing location of vehicle registration sticker from license plate to inside back window of vehicle
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to move vehicle registration renewal stickers from the license plate to the inside of the rear window. The goal is to reduce sticker theft by making them less accessible. Owners of Class G vehicles can opt for a special vertical plate with a one-time fee, or the standard sticker will be placed on the back window. This change will apply to all registration renewal stickers except for Class G registrations.
Key provisions
- Registration renewal stickers will be placed on the inside of the rear window.
- Class G vehicle owners can choose a special vertical plate with a $25 fee.
- The fee will be deposited into a special revolving fund.
- The change will apply to all registration renewal stickers except Class G.
- Registration plates must be securely fastened and visible.
- Plates must be mounted horizontally on most vehicles.
- Plates must be at least 12 inches above the ground.
- The change is intended to deter sticker theft.
Who is affected
- Vehicle owners
- The Division of Motor Vehicles
- Motor vehicle owners
Notable changes
- Shift in sticker placement from license plate to rear window.
- Introduction of a special vertical plate option for Class G vehicles.
- Creation of a special revolving fund to cover the cost of the special plates.
Fiscal impact
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