Alabama § 32-6-190 Authorized; Distinctive Colors and Emblem; Limitation on Number of Plates Issued One Person

Alabama Statutes

§ 32-6-190 — Authorized; Distinctive Colors and Emblem; Limitation on Number of Plates Issued One Person

Alabama·Title 32 Motor Vehicles and Traffic·Ch. 6 Licenses and Registration·Art. 2 License Tags and Plates·Div. 8 Shrine Motorcycle Clubs, Corps or Units

Any member of any Shrine motorcycle club, corps, or unit within the state who owns a heavyweight or heavy-duty motorcycle may, upon application as hereinafter prescribed, be issued a distinctive license plate in lieu of the regular motorcycle license plate. Such distinctive motorcycle license plate shall be of a design to be prescribed by the Commissioner of Revenue; provided, that the colors used in such design shall be yellow, green, and red only and the Shrine emblem shall appear prominently on the plate. Only one such distinctive license plate shall be issued to any individual person.

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Any member of any Shrine motorcycle club, corps, or unit within the state who owns a heavyweight or heavy-duty motorcycle may, upon application as hereinafter prescribed, be issued a distinctive license plate in lieu of the regular motorcycle license plate. Such distinctive motorcycle license plate shall be of a design to be prescribed by the Commissioner of Revenue; provided, that the colors used in such design shall be yellow, green, and red only and the Shrine emblem shall appear prominently on the plate. Only one such distinctive license plate shall be issued to any individual person.

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