Nevada toughens temporary license placards
State officials are making temporary license placards that will be harder to counterfeit. (File, Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Nevada officials are making temporary license placards that will be harder to counterfeit.
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced that it’s adding a security seal with a unique serial number that will go into a central repository and can be quickly verified by law-enforcement officers. They’ll replace the license plate-sized paper documents that dealers place on vehicles when they’re first sold.
“Our new dealer placards are web-based and computer generated and can be printed locally,” said department Director Troy Dillard.
The department will provide training on the new tags at dealerships in Las Vegas and Reno.
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