North Carolina ditches physical vehicle registration cards

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 11:43 · Archive

North Carolina has ended physical vehicle registration cards, moving to a digital system.

North Carolina has introduced a digital vehicle registration system that took effect Thursday, eliminating physical registration cards and license plate stickers that drivers previously received automatically.

Under the new system, drivers will no longer get the printed cards or stickers associated with traditional vehicle registration. The state is transitioning to digital versions of these documents.

How it is being reported

• NC drivers say goodbye to paper registration cards, stickersWECT · 1 Oct, 14:56
• Big change takes effect for vehicle owners in North Carolina: What to knowWBTV · 1 Oct, 12:13

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