Mo. Senate panel votes down registration stickers

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri Senate committee has defeated a proposal to replace vehicle registration tabs on license plates with interior windshield stickers.

The House had passed the measure by a wide margin earlier this month. Supporters have said switching to window stickers would make harder for thieves to steal the tabs.

But a Senate panel voted the measure down 5-4 Wednesday. Republican Sen. Bill Stouffer, of Napton, says some panel members worried that thieves would simply smash windows to get to the tabs instead of tearing them from license plates.

The state Department of Revenue has recently tried to curb theft by issuing tabs that correspond only with a certain license plate, so that authorities will know when stolen tabs are on the wrong car.

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Vehicle stickers bill is HB446

Online:

Legislature: http://www.moga.mo.gov

Comments

3blindmice 2 years ago

where are the jobs they said they would bring to missouri if we elected them?

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herewego 2 years ago

NO Jobs, NO common sense, ONLY pass legislation to OVERTURN a voter passed issue. Regardless if it was good or bad, they overturned it.

Guess we need to 'overturn' them next time we have a chance. Vote, vote, vote; they can't take that away from us.

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JCLifer 2 years ago

I wish they would get rid of the stupid front license plate so our cars would be more aerodynamic and efficient.

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