Law requires new license plates in Nev.
By Sandra Chereb, Las Vegas Review-Journal
CARSON CITY — Most Nevada motorists will have to get new license plates every eight years under a new law that takes effect July 1.
Assembly Bill 484 passed by the 2015 Legislature and signed by Gov. Brian Sandoval was requested by law enforcement agencies because too many plates are unreadable or have lost their reflectivity to be viewable at night.
By law, license plates at night must be readable from about 100 feet, said Dave Wiley, services manager at the Department of Motor Vehicles and overseer of the inmate-staffed state license plate factory.
