Here's A Unique Way To Get Around Front Plates

Back in 2014, California asked the DMV to find some alternatives for a front license plate mount. It was done as a cost-cutting measure; California is one of many states here in America that requires its residents to display their plates on the front,no matter how embarrassing that vanity plate now is．也是一个痛苦爱好者,argu谁e it both kills the look of some cars while also putting needless holes in the bumper.

Chevy, due to the unique shape of the newCorvette Stingray, hasa solution for this on the new Corvette．Owners can remove a cover to fit a front plate, then take it off as they so wish (within the confines of the law, of course). But that's more a half-measure than anything. Now, the DMV has come back with a solution to the problem, which you can see below.

That is a wrap. Of a license plate. Basically, it's a big sticker, and only one company is approved by the State of California to make it. The company's bid was presented to the state in 2015, at which time it was accepted. Later,License Plate Wrapspassed the California Highway Patrol's testing, with a pilot program for residents being launched in June 2015. Initially, the program was for 28 cars, ending in 2021, but California has just extended it until 2023.

The legalese on Senate Bill No. 806 states it more plainly than we can: "Existing law authorizes the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue license plates for vehicles, as specified, and to issue one or more stickers, tabs, or other suitable devices in lieu of the license plates, as specified." Those wishing to purchase a plate can do so for $85,with their choice of design, of course.