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Senators adopt amendments to LB97 to move Nebraska to a single license plate by 2029
Summary
Senators adopted amendments to LB97 that would require Nebraska vehicles to display a single license plate beginning in 2029; plates would be printed on demand and issued directly by the Department of Motor Vehicles, according to the report.
Senators adopted amendments to LB97 this week that, as described in a legislative report, would require Nebraska vehicles to use a single license plate beginning in 2029.
The report said the amendments direct the Department of Motor Vehicles to print plates on demand and issue them directly to vehicle owners. The committee action adopted amendments to the bill, but the report did not include an on-record roll-call vote or further implementation details.
The amendment adoption was reported as part of bills advanced from the first and second rounds of debate; the report did not indicate immediate enactment, and additional floor action will be required before any change becomes law.
