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Kentucky License Plates
Kentucky License Plates
License plates in Kentucky are issued by Kentucky Transportation Cabinet through its Division
of Motor Vehicle (DMV) licensing to identify a motor or a vehicle. Kentucky has a number of
license plates, such as:
The DMV of Kentucky often rejects vanity plates due to the following reasons:
● race
● discrimination
● sex
● religion
● color
● national origin
● the name of a special product
● brand name.
Additionally, offensive custom plates are also the ones that include:
● TRUMP. This vanity plate shows the ex-US president's name, thus it was banned.
● SIX6VI. This custom plate consists of three different types of numeral six. It stands for a
satanic number. And, since topics about religion is forbidden, they rejected this custom
plate.
● BOOBS. The following license plate contains a vulgar word, that is why they turned it
down.
● BYE BOY. We know that the word 'boy' means a young male child. However, within the
black community, it is a derogatory word.
● JAKA55. The last two 5s can stand for double S which makes it profanity.
● WWG1WG. The full word is 'WWG1WGA'. The acronym stands for "where we go one
we go all". In addition, it became famous among D. Trump supporters. They believed Mr.
Trump was the only strong political leader. That is why they thought he could defend the
country from evil and fight against corruption and for moral standards. Since it has
political touch in it, the DMV banned this custom plate.
Custom plates can also be expensive but it varies according to the license plate type. The cost
varies from 25$ up to 86$. It includes:
For renewal, you also have to pay extra money, which depends on the license plate type you
wish to renew.
If you would like to move the custom plate from one vehicle to another, you have to pay an extra
fee of 3.00$.