Louisiana HB846 prohibits drivers from obscuring license plates with coverings or films.
Louisiana HB846 amends existing law to prohibit drivers from obscuring license plates with coverings, films, coatings, spray, frames, brackets, or devices. The bill defines "obscure" as any action that diminishes the visibility, legibility, or reflectivity of license plate features. It establishes a penalty structure, with a fine of up to $75 for a first offense and $250 for subsequent offenses. The law aims to ensure license plates remain clearly visible and legible at all times.
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