Ever notice some cars only have a license plate on the back while others both? It comes down to how different states balance safety, cost, and design.

If you pay close attention to cars on U.S. roads, you'll see that some sport license plates on both the front and the rear, while others only wear them at the back. The reasons some states don't ...

Like most things in life, the reason some states no longer require front license plates starts with money: It's less expensive for states — and drivers — to deal with a single plate instead of two. Of ...

Pennsylvania could soon join the ranks of “front-plater” states like New York and New Jersey under one state lawmaker’s proposal. State Sen. Katie Muth, D-Montgomery, plans to introduce legislation ...

“Requiring a license plate on the front of a car will improve vehicle identification and enhance public safety by helping law enforcement officers, witnesses, or cameras more easily and quickly ...