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New Ohio License Plates
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Posted 5 months ago #
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In the piece on one of the news stations, the person froom the DMV said there will be a customizable line of 13-14 characters on each of the plates and we'll get to pick what we want it to say. I thought this was most intriguing. And seems like there would be a lot of policing.
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Twixlen said:
In the piece on one of the news stations, the person froom the DMV said there will be a customizable line of 13-14 characters on each of the plates and we'll get to pick what we want it to say. I thought this was most intriguing. And seems like there would be a lot of policing.Since these are all made by prison labor, it could get interesting...
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I am my license plate.
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The current Ohio farm plates are terrible. This is a good change. We avoided getting the farm plates by going with the personalized option.
I'd prefer if license plates were more Euro. Smaller profile and simple.
Who wants legally required pictures of Old McDonald's farm on their car?
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They used to play around with typography and O-H-I-O
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Those are nice form factors. Why did they have to plump them up in the first place?
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I wish the plates said "Home of Innovation". Some of the greatest inventions of the 20th Century had roots in Ohio. Anything better that the farmville plate we had.
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UrbanApplachian said:
I wish the plates said "Home of Innovation". Some of the greatest inventions of the 20th Century had roots in Ohio. Anything better that the farmville plate we had.You can suggest it. In fact, you can suggest anything you'd like.
"Ohio: More than a football team"
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