State’s plan for new license plates scrapped
Gov. Andrews Cuomo's office has confirmed the proposal isn't moving forward.
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Sep 18, 2019, 11:19 AM
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Updated 1,926 days ago
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The state's plan to create new license plates has now been scrapped.
Gov. Andrews Cuomo's office has confirmed the proposal isn't moving forward.
A spokesman says the governor will instead work on a new proposal with lawmakers.
Cuomo was pushing new plates for safety and tolling reasons.
Many objected to the idea, which included a $25 fee for the new plates.
Gov. Andrews Cuomo's office has confirmed the proposal isn't moving forward.
A spokesman says the governor will instead work on a new proposal with lawmakers.
Cuomo was pushing new plates for safety and tolling reasons.
Many objected to the idea, which included a $25 fee for the new plates.
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