New Jersey’s classic blue license plate could return under new bill
An application for a blue plate would cost $50 and a $10 annual fee.
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5ds agoBlue New Jersey license plates could be making a comeback.
The blue plates were used from 1979 until 1992.
A bill to bring them back has been reintroduced to the state Senate. If it passes, an application for a blue plate would cost $50 and a $10 annual fee.
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