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ADOT: 4 new specialty plates just hit Arizona’s streets

Arizona motorists now have four new choices to show their support for community organizations while on the roadways and highways.

Thunderbirds Charities, Arizona 4-H, Arizona Education and Congenital Heart Defect Awareness plates are available, along with many other options to display what is important to you.

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ADOT: 4 new specialty plates just hit Arizona’s streets

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Arizona motorists now have four new choices to show their support for community organizations while on the roadways and highways.

Thunderbirds Charities, Arizona 4-H, Arizona Education and Congenital Heart Defect Awareness plates are available, along with many other options to display what is important to you.

Placing a specialty license plate on your car can be a fun way to show off your fandom, interests and past experiences. Did you know that specialty plates also raise money for charities in Arizona?

That’s right, for most specialty plates, $17 of the $25 initial application and annual renewal fees goes straight to charity. In fact, nearly 740,000 specialty plates helped generate more than $12 million for charitable causes across Arizona in the past 12 months.

Some of the most popular specialty license plates include:

  1. Veterans
  2. First responders
  3. Arizona Cardinals
  4. Arizona Highways
  5. Military support/Freedom

In fact, the Veterans, First Responder, Arizona Cardinals and Arizona Highways plates each generated more than $1 million in revenue this past fiscal year.

To order a specialty plate and support a great cause, visit azmvdnow.gov, an MVD office or Authorized Third-Party office.

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Bill Lamoreaux is a spokesman for the Arizona Department of Transportation. Visit azdot.gov.

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