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Pennsylvania debuts new license plates
Pennsylvania is getting new license plates, unveiled by Governor Josh Shapiro.
PENNSYLVANIA - After nearly a decade, Pennsylvania drivers will get a new license plate design to help "ring" in the nation's 250th birthday.
"Pennsylvania is the birthplace of American democracy and American freedom, and we want the world to know it," Gov. Shapiro said.
Starting in 2025, Pennsylvania will transition to new license plates and welcome signs featuring the Liberty Bell and quote, "Let Freedom Ring."
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The state's current design was debuted in 2017 with a white outline of the state map where the registration sticker would go, along with a blue, white and yellow color scheme and visit.pa.com printed on the bottom.
PennDOT says to sign up to be notified when the new license plate is ready next year.