One Company Might Have The Solution To Front-Mounted License Plates And They're Legal In California | Carscoops carscoops
has just been granted an extension on a pilot program that allows California state residents to use their product instead of a traditional plate. The product is exactly what it sounds like; a wrap of your specific license plate that can be applied directly to the paint.
That means that you won’t have to drill anything into your bumper and you won’t have an ugly flat license plate running the looks of the front of your vehicle. It also means that you’ll have just a bit more protection on that section of your paint.LPW does say that you need to have factory paint or at least paint that is in very good condition.
California is known for progressive policies when it comes to license plates so this move shouldn’t be too shocking. Recently, the state legalized digital license plates that can have their registration updated digitally. When that happens, the plate itself will be updated to reflect the correct expiration date. Additionally,remotely to reflect messages. For example, should a vehicle with one be stolen, the plate can change to specifically say “STOLEN”.
Those plates start around $900 though which is a bit prohibitive. License Plate Wraps start at just $85 and are available in a number of different designs. Other states have followed California’s lead with regard toWhat do you think? Is $85 too much to ask if it means no drilling into your bumper or would you rather just keep the old-school physical plate since it’s less expensive?
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