- Indiana’s blackout plate launches August 8 with a minimalist black-and-white design option.
- Available for most non-commercial vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, trucks, and RVs.
- Officials expect high demand, as similar designs have quickly sold out in other states.
Indiana residents have a new sleek blackout license plate to choose from. tarting August 8, the state’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) will offer a minimalist blackout license plate for a range of vehicles, including RVs, motorcycles, passenger cars, and trucks under 11,000 pounds. With this, Indiana joins a growing number of states offering similarly clean, monochrome plate options.
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The plate is about as classic and simple as it could get. It features a black background with a white outline and white reflective lettering. A disability-accessible version is in the works. Importantly, this isn’t a new standard plate but one that residents can pay a little extra for…