The New Mexican in March requested all applications for personalized, vanity or prestige license plates that have been rejected by the Motor Vehicle Division since 2020 under the New Mexico ...

Takeaways. In March, The New Mexican filed a request under the New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act for applications for prestige license plates the state Motor Vehicle Division had ...

Then there are those that didn't make the cut — hundreds of requested vanity plates each year are rejected by the Missouri Department of Revenue. In 2024, 379 custom license plate requests were ...

Will 2025 be the year that Rhode Island lets drivers request vanity plates again? That's the goal, according to officials at the Division of Motor Vehicles. "The process for restarting the program ...

A: Vanity plates are only available on passenger, commercial, motorcycle and antique plates. All of the charity plates in production are passenger plates and a few have commercial.

New applications for custom-message plates have more than doubled in recent years from just under 6,600 in 2021 to more than 14,100 in 2023, according to state Department of Motor Vehicles data.

This image shows some of the license plate request rejected by the state Department of Motor Vehicles in 2023. Take the word “Pepper”, for example, several requests for which were rejected by ...

NEW YORK (WRGB) — You see them as you're driving around -- those vanity license plates that say something about the personality of the person behind the wheel. What you don't see, are the vanity ...

CLAYMONT, Delaware (WPVI) -- The vanity license plate program in Delaware is on pause after a judge's ruling in a case involving a cancer survivor. Kari Overington applied for and received a plate ...

A federal court on Tuesday ruled that Delaware’s regulations governing the approval of vanity license plate applications is unconstitutional. The ruling stems from the state’s revocation of a ...

Here’s a confession: I hate most vanity plates. They’re usually dumb, trite, or going for an all-too-obvious joke, like Corvette plates touting the superiority of V8s over forced induction.

New York’s personalized plates go for $60 initially, and then $31.25 annually for renewal. You can get any plate as long as no one else has it and it’s not offensive.