A bill to eliminate vehicle registration decals on license plates is ready for the House floor and already has a thumbs up ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two bills have been filed in the Florida Legislature to end the requirement for that little yellow sticker on your license plate.

The state could save $24 million by eliminating the costs associated with printing and distributing the stickers.

The bill ( HB 841 ), sponsored by Rep. Tom Fabricio, R-Miami Lakes, would eliminate the physical decals entirely. Instead, once drivers pay their registration, law enforcement would confirm it ...

Across the country, a seemingly harmless customization choice is turning into a reliable way to attract police attention. Decorative license plate frames, tinted covers, and vinyl wraps are no longer ...

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Florida officials have put the word out: Your license plate frame is probably OK. For weeks now, drivers with a little bling on their rides have been worrying if their license plate frame is suddenly ...

Editor's note: This story first ran in Eliot Kleinberg's Florida Time column in July 2019. Between 1938 and 1975, Florida assigned each of its 67 counties a number that was based on its population ...

Ready to make your car as real as it gets? Senate bill 246, proposed by Sen. Joe Gruters, R-Sarasota, and Sen. Ana Maria Rodriguez, R-Doral, would create an Ultimate Fighting Championship specialty ...

In Florida, drivers can have a license plate frame as long as the letters and numbers and the tag decal are visible. But the updated law has brought some confusion when it comes to enforcement. One ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Florida drivers who alter, cover, or obscure their license plates could now face criminal charges under a new law that went into effect on October 1st. What was previously a ...