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SB1513: Design Rules for Temporary Vehicle Plates
This bill sets specific design and safety rules for temporary license plates used on vehicles in Arizona.
What This Bill Does
- Requires all temporary registration plates to have the same design and format across the state.
- Mandates that plates clearly show the issue date, expiration date, vehicle make, and identification number.
- Prohibits printing a buyer's name or address where it can be read from outside the car.
- Sets rules so plates are easy to read in daylight from 100 feet away using contrasting colors.
- Requires materials that stay readable through weather changes for the whole time the plate is used.
Who It Names or Affects
- People or businesses that issue temporary registration plates
- Vehicle owners who use temporary plates in Arizona
Terms To Know
- Temporary registration plate
- A short-term license tag used on a vehicle before the permanent one arrives.
- Vehicle identification number (VIN)
- A unique code that identifies a specific car or truck.
Limits and Unknowns
- The text does not say when these new rules will officially start.
- The bill does not explain what happens if someone breaks the plate design rules.