West Virginia SB410 changes vehicle registration sticker placement from license plate to inside back window.

West Virginia SB410 modifies vehicle registration practices by moving the registration renewal stickers from the license plate to the inside of the back window, effective after January 1, 2027. This change aims to protect the stickers from theft. The bill specifies that the registration plate must be securely fastened in a horizontal position, at least twelve inches from the ground, and clearly visible. Owners of vehicles with a Class G registration may choose to display a standard plate or a specially designed plate in a vertical position, with a one-time fee of $25.

West Virginia SB410 changes vehicle registration sticker placement from license plate to inside back window.

West Virginia SB410 modifies vehicle registration practices by moving the registration renewal stickers from the license plate to the inside of the back window, effective after January 1, 2027. This change aims to protect the stickers from theft. The bill specifies that the registration plate must be securely fastened in a horizontal position, at least twelve inches from the ground, and clearly visible. Owners of vehicles with a Class G registration may choose to display a standard plate or a specially designed plate in a vertical position, with a one-time fee of $25.