Is your license plate hard to read?
State Sen. Steve Santarsiero, state Rep. Tim Brennan and Doylestown Township Police Department will host a free License Plate Replacement Clinic in the Doylestown Township Municipal Building parking lot from 4-7 p.m. Wednesday, July 17.
The clinic will be held to complete replacement forms for peeling, damaged, or otherwise illegible license plates. There’s no need to get pulled over and issued a ticket. Appointments are requested and can be made via the link below.
A license plate is hard to read if:
•One or more numbers or letters cannot be recognized from 50 feet.
•The plate shows any blistering, peeling, discoloration or loss of reflectivity.
PennDOT will replace the license plate for free once it processes the required paperwork.
Schedule a 10-minute drive-thru appointment at: https://www.senatorstevesantarsiero.com/event/license-plate.
Before your appointment, you’ll receive an email with the required paperwork along with a list of things to bring, including your registration and if you have a vanity plate, a photograph of your plate.
Upon arrival for your appointment, a police officer will examine your license plate to determine if it is illegible. If your plate is illegible, a police officer will sign off on the required PennDOT paperwork. Staff from Santarsiero’s and Brennan’s offices will be on hand to answer questions and assist with the forms.
Once your form is complete, turn it in to a staff member and they will bring it to PennDOT headquarters in Harrisburg for processing.
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