Utah will stop accepting applications for vanity license plates this summer if a new bill becomes law.
House Bill 368 is sponsored by Rep. Norm Thurston , and if it becomes law, the state would stop accepting applications for personalized license plates on July 1, 2022.
Currently, the state can reject an application for a personalized plate if it includes offensive or racist language. “Our attorney tells us we are ripe to be sued for denying a plate,” Rep. Thurston said. “Somebody is going to ask for, ‘P B4 We Go.’ We are going to say, ‘no.’ They are going to sue us in federal court and they are going to win.”“What if you’re Bob and you turn 16 and you got your car and want your license plate to be, ‘Bob 50,’ now you can’t,” said Rep. Mike Winder .
“They got the n-word, the z-word, the s-word,” he said. “They got all those words on license plates.”
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