PA has a new license plate

Dated: July 28 2025

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Pennsylvania license plates have been redesigned — but that does not mean all drivers need to replace theirs right away. The new design features the Liberty Bell to celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States. Drivers in Pennsylvania need to replace license plates that are not legible, are blistering, are discolored or have lost reflectivity, according to PennDOT. The transportation department has also started replacing passenger registration plates beginning with D, E and F, and may order a general registration plate reissuance for plates that start with G, H, J or K and truck registration plates that start with Y. PennDOT will contact drivers to reissue plates through the mail. Find out more from PennDOT.
Source: Pottstown Mercury; 7/21/2025

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