COLUMBUS, Ohio (WTVN)--The requirement to display both a front and rear license plate in Ohio could be eliminated, in a new transportation bill under debate at the statehouse.
Lawmakers made several changes Tuesday to Governor DeWine's transportation budget proposal, including removing the provision requiring vehicles to have a front plate.
House Finance Committee Chairman Scott Oelslager said if passed it would save the state over two-million dollars annually in production costs.
Also attached to the bill is a new measure which would allow cities, villages, and townships to charge up to five-dollars more for vehicle registration.