Louisiana HB888 regulates the use of temporary dealer plates, including design, authentication, and security features.
Louisiana HB888 establishes regulations for temporary dealer plates, ensuring they are generated electronically and meet specific security and durability standards. The bill mandates that these plates include serialized identifiers, tamper-resistant features, and machine-readable elements. It also specifies that temporary plates must be legible and durable enough to withstand ordinary weather conditions for up to 60 days. The bill allows temporary plates to be affixed to the rear window of a vehicle if they remain clearly visible.
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