Some shady drivers are using license plate flippers to dodge tolls and to avoid speed cameras, as well as traffic light cameras. They're also being used to commit more serious crimes as well, and ...

At 8:22 am on December 4 last year, a car traveling down a small residential road in Alabama used its license-plate-reading cameras to take photos of vehicles it passed. One image, which does not ...

Some lucky California driver will soon receive a license plate with the number 9ZZZ999, marking the end of an era for Golden State motorists. The California Department of Motor Vehicles projects ...

The South Carolina standard license plate with a palm tree and crescent moon may soon be a design of the past. Its slogan, "While I breathe, I hope" is also slated to change. House Bill 3175 was ...

The plate was enabled by legislation passed in 2023. It costs $42.50 to purchase the plate and $10 to renew. What are some other specialty license plates in Rhode Island?

Automated license plate recognition, known as ALPRs, have helped police arrest suspects for a number of heinous crimes in the Chicago area. But they don’t just track criminals.

Send this article to your social connections. Massachusetts motorists may notice a patriotic new license plate hitting the roads this month. In celebration of 250 years of America’s independence ...

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The new license plate design consists of America's national colors: red, white and blue. Pennsylvania and the new state slogan "Let Freedom Ring" are written in red while the license plate number ...

The agency is currently processing license plates in the 9UBA000-9UBZ999 range, according to the DMV. Once the state runs out of that license plate sequence, the next sequence will be three ...

BOSTON - Take ride down a highway in Massachusetts and you will likely notice cars with tinted out license plates. Some of the covers are so dark, it's hard to see the numbers. Richard, a WBZ-TV ...