The thickness of the galvanized steel shall be nineteen one-thousandths inch plus or minus three one-thousandths inch continuous galvanized, zinc chromated. The supplier of the steel shall warrant the substrate of the license plate for a minimum of four years.
At the director's discretion, the director may obtain a certification from an independent testing facility stating whether or not the galvanized steel supplied by the manufacturer meets the standards as specified in this rule. E If the director designates aluminum as the substrate, it shall have satisfactory strength while retaining flatness after embossing. The substrate aluminum shall have a chrome-free, environmentally friendly conversion coating.
The thickness of the aluminum shall be between twenty-two one-thousandths inch and thirty-two one-thousandths inch plus or minus one one-thousandths. The supplier of the aluminum shall warrant the substrate of the license plate for a minimum of four years. See a spelling or grammar error in our story? Please include the title when you click here to report it. Skip to content. Submit photos. Cincinnati's Crime Vault. Bridging the Great Health Divide. School closings and delays.
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Eligibility: any Ohio motorist. Please note: Colleges and universities must maintain a minimum of license plate sales per year. The owner or lessee of a fleet of 50 or more apportioned vehicles may apply for registration of company logo license plates. Disability license plates and placards permit vehicles to park in parking spaces marked with the international symbol of access for persons with disabilities.
Eligibility: A prescription from a healthcare provider is required. The application must be accompanied by a prescription from a health care provider. The prescription must contain:. Placards may be issued to military personnel with a service-connected disability that limits or impairs the ability to walk. Registrants must submit a current letter from the U. Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration stating the disability is service connected.
There is no fee for the placard. Restrictions: A historical motor vehicle shall not be used for general transportation, but may be operated on the public roads and highways to and from a location where maintenance is performed on the vehicle.
Customers with a valid historical license plate registration may display a model year license plate by completing a Historical Model Year License Plate Affidavit form BMV The model year license plate is displayed on the vehicle instead of the historical license plate.
The valid historical license plate and registration shall be stored in the vehicle so that they are readily available upon request by a law enforcement officer. Eligibility: Applicant must complete Application and Affidavit for Historical License Plates BMV form; vehicle must be more than 25 years old and be used solely as a collector's item for participation in club activities, exhibitions, tours, parades, and similar uses.
The vehicle may be operated to and from a location where maintenance is performed. Vehicle Type: Any vehicle with a valid Historical license plate registration. Ohio offers military license plates to honor the sacrifice and accomplishment of those who serve in the military.
Eligibility: applicant must already have a vehicle registered with free Disabled Veteran license plates. Eligibility: applicant must submit one of the following: DD, showing award of the Air Force Commendation Medal with "V" Device, or a copy of the award certificate.
Eligibility: must submit copy of their DD showing award of the Air Force Cross or a copy of the award certificate.
Eligibility: applicant must submit copy of their DD showing award of the Airman's Medal or a copy of the award certificate. Vehicle Type: passenger vehicles, non-commercial trucks, recreational vehicles, house vehicles, non-commercial trailers and unconventional vehicles. Eligibility: applicant must submit copy of their DD showing award of the Coast Guard Commendation Medal with V Device or a copy of the award certificate.
Eligibility: Documentary evidence in support of the Combat Action Medal is required. Eligibility: only recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor may apply; applicant must submit documentary evidence of receiving this award.
Vehicle Type: passenger vehicles, non-commercial trucks, house vehicles, motorcycles, motorhomes and non-commercial trailers. Eligibility: applicant must submit a copy of the DD, showing award of the Distinguished Flying Cross with V Device, or a copy of the award certificate. Vehicle Type: passenger vehicles, non-commercial trucks, recreational vehicles, house vehicles, and non-commercial trailers. Eligibility: only members of the U.
Armed Forces who were imprisoned by an enemy of the United States may apply. Department of Veterans Affairs. Eligibility: applicant must show documentary evidence of receiving Global War on Terrorism civilian service medal. Eligibility: applicant must submit copy of their DD showing the Korea Defense Service medal was awarded or equivalent document.
Eligibility: an honorably-discharged veteran must submit either a copy of the DD or a statement from the commanding officer verifying in-country service in Korea between June 27, - January 31, If no medal s are indicated on the DD, the DD must show the established in-country dates set by Congress. The DD must show the established in-country dates in Lebanon as set by Congress.
Eligibility: any person who is a member of the Ohio national guard or the reserves of the armed forces of the United States. Application shall be accompanied by such written evidence that the person is a member of the Ohio national guard. Eligibility: applicant must submit a copy of the DD showing award of the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, or a copy of the award certificate. Applicant must submit documentary evidence in support of the award.
Eligibility: Must submit copy of their DD showing an Operation Inherent Resolve medal was awarded or a copy of their award papers verifying they were awarded the medal. The DD must show the established in-country dates as set by Congress. Eligibility: veterans must submit a copy of certification from the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association. If no medal s indicated on DD, the DD must show the established in-country dates set by Congress.
Vehicle Type: passenger vehicles, non-commercial trucks, recreational vehicles, house vehicles, motorcycles, non-commercial trailers, and unconventional vehicles. Eligibility: applicant must submit a copy of the DD showing service in Somalia or equivalent document. Eligibility: applicant must submit a copy of the DD, showing award of the Joint Service Commendation Medal with V Device, or a copy of the award certificate.
Eligibility: applicant must submit a letter from the individual's commanding officer on letterhead certifying that the applicant is on active duty status or a copy of the applicant's Armed Forces identification card that shows active duty status cards issued after April 1, , will not indicate status, so these applicants will have to provide a letter proving their active duty status.
Eligibility: applicant must submit a letter from the individual's commanding officer on letterhead verifying the reservists status as an active member in good standing. Eligibility: Veteran who is retired from any branch of the Armed Forces of the United States may apply. The veteran must submit proof of retirement from that branch of the United States Armed Forces. The veteran must submit proof of retirement from the United States Army.
Eligibility: Any person who served in the United States Marine Corps during the Vietnam conflict and who is on active duty or is an honorably discharged veteran. Space Force. Eligibility: applicant must submit a copy of the PHS form or equivalent document. Ten of the 32 state senators and 27 of the 97 state representatives voted down the measure.
The most up-to-date laws like the new license plate regulations are one of the many things we cover in our Ohio Drivers Ed course. Before the change even took effect, Ohio law enforcement members urged the state Congress to overturn the decision to do away with front license plates. Law enforcement has long contended that front license plates improve public safety and make it easier for them to catch people who are suspected of serious crimes.
Among those offenses are charges of kidnapping, murder and fugitives that are on the run. On the other side of the debate, there are drivers and state accountants. Drivers are more than happy to only have one license plate to screw on their vehicles.
How is that possible? Because vehicle owners will still be paying the same amount for one license plate as they had for two. Sorry, no savings for citizens. Just months after the change was voted into law, Senate bills were already being drafted to return Ohio to a two-plate state.
Currently, Senate Bill is making the rounds, and if approved, would reinstate the front license plate. As it is right now, Ohio is the 20th state to get rid of front license plates.
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