Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Is your Indiana license plate "aesthetic" enough? What if you could procure a blacked-out plate to match a matte black paint job?
There are more than 140 license plates available at the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. While standard designs feature plates with "In God We Trust," a red covered bridge or the new Blackout plate, ...
Drivers in Indiana with a darker fashion sense can now get a license plate to match. The Hoosier State has joined Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota and others in offering blacked-out plates as an alternative ...
Similar plates have been a hit in states like Iowa. For many people, a license plate is nothing more than a legal requirement and one of the formalities when acquiring a new car. It’s a bit more than ...
Blackout license plates are no easier for automated license plate readers to detect than any other license plate, according ...
The Indiana BMV rejected more than 700 vanity license plates from Hoosiers in 2025. Here's what made officials say, "Thanks, but..." ...
Indiana's specialty license plate program has raised nearly $200 million for various organizations since 2007. Indiana University and Purdue University are the top earners, raising about $26 million ...
Indiana University and Purdue University top the participant list when it comes to revenue, respectively earning about $26 million and $22 million off their plates between 2007 and July 31. IU has ...
A new specialty license plate to support Meals on Wheels programs across the state has been approved by the Interim Study Committee on Roads and Transportation. Proceeds from the sale of the plate ...
(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — Hoosiers have poured almost $200 million into scholarships, medical research, child welfare and more in less than two decades — just by buying specialty license plates ...
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will on Aug. 8 begin offering "blackout" license plates to motorists in exchange for a $45 fee. Is your Indiana license plate “aesthetic” enough? What if you could ...