New License Plate Requirements To Be Proposed In PA

Pa. lawmaker calls for license plates to be required on front of vehicles

Democratic Sen. Katie Muth says she plans to introduce a bill to require front plates on vehicles in Pennsylvania.

Pa. lawmaker looks to combat hit-and-runs with new license plate requirements

Pa. State Sen. Katie Muth (D-44th dist.) has announced that she intends to introduce a bill to require all drivers in the state to have two license plates -- on the front and rear of vehicles -- in order to improve identification in hit-and-run incidents.

Front plates in Pennsylvania? State Senator's bill would require them

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) -- Pennsylvania is one of only 21 states that doesn't require a front license plate on vehicles. A state senator wants to change that. Senator Katie Muth (D-Berks/Chester/Montgomery) this week published a cosponsorship memorandum, saying she plans to introduce a bill to require front plates. Historically, Pennsylvania has only issued front plates for two types -- Official Use and Press Photographer. Official Use plates are…

Pennsylvania should require front and back license plates, state lawmaker says

Pennsylvania drivers only are required to have rear license plates on their cars, but state Sen. Kathy Muth plans to introduce a bill that would require all cars to have front license plates too. The Democrat said adding front plates would aid law enforcement investigations and improve toll collections.

State senator says she'll propose bill to require front license plates

Right now, 29 other states require license plates on the rear and front of the vehicles, including some of Pennsylvania's neighboring states.

New License Plate Requirements To Be Proposed In PA

A Pennsylvania legislator wants you to have two license plates, not one. Patch provides the details.