license plates

My Colorado license plates have been the source of the aggressive drivers around me, or at least I think so.

Montana ranks 5th in the nation for the amount of specialty license plates available. Will one of these new offerings look great on your car?

The new Motor Vehicle Department satellite office is now open at MetraPark. It should help take pressure off the Yellowstone County Courthouse location for title and registration work.

Does anybody else notice what seems to be a higher percentage of these out of state plates?

So, for those of you that thought it's okay to charge more for plates on newer cars, how does a 2000 f-150 that weighs 3500 pounds do more wear and tear on a highway than a 2019 f-150 that weighs 3500 pounds?

In the state of Washington yesterday, they passed an initiative to make all plates 30 bucks. Wouldn't that be great?

Mark wishes Montana could be a 'one plate state'.

I was renewing my license plates on my car yesterday, and a couple of things came to mind. First of all, that $5.00 you see on the line for MHP (Montana Highway Patrol) is paying for the retirement of MHP officers in Montana. I have nothing against these folks, but the fact that I pay 5 bucks to their retirement ( and that's five bucks for EVERY vehicle that you license in MT) is not only unfair,

And Mark and Paul got one of the first copies of the plate.  It's a new design to promote Billings as "Montana's Trailhead" You can get yours now at any MVD office.  What do you think of the design?