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Can you just throw away old license plates?
If you just want to get rid of your old license plates, it's always a good idea to recycle them. Our license plates are now made from aluminum, so they are a highly recyclable material. If they're not accepted curbside in your area, visit our Recycling Locator to find a recycling location near you.
How do you dispose of old license plates?
Return old license plates to a vehicle licensing office in person. The downside to doing this is it can mean a long wait to see someone at the counter. Mail them to a vehicle licensing office. Put them in an aluminum recycling bin at your local recycling center.
Can you throw away old license plates?
The general advice is to make the plates unusable by bending them or destroying the stickers before taking the plates to your local recycling center. You can also turn them over to the state Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), which will destroy or recycle the plates for you.
What happens if you don't turn in your old license plates?
If a vehicle owner does not turn in or destroy old license plates and the plates fall into the wrong hands, the owner can be held responsible for any crime committed in or with a car using those plates. It's always in the car owner's best interests to surrender or destroy old license plates.
How do you dispose of old license plates in Illinois?
A. Old license plates can be recycled through a drop-off program at the 136 Illinois Secretary of State vehicle facilities. It is not required, only recommended residents use these drop-off locations.
Are old license plates worth anything?
Generally, the older the plate, the better the condition, and the smaller the population of the state or other issuing jurisdiction at the time the plate was issued, the more the plate will probably be worth. Frequently though, even very old license plates aren't necessarily worth a lot of money.
Do you need to keep old license plates?
Existing license plates You can use your existing license plate and vehicle registration on another vehicle for up to 14 days. You must also carry your proof of ownership document and insurance until you transfer the registration and license plate.
Can I throw away old license plates?
The general advice is to make the plates unusable by bending them or destroying the stickers before taking the plates to your local recycling center. You can also turn them over to the state Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), which will destroy or recycle the plates for you.
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