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Buying a new car? Make sure you don't drive off with paper plates. What to know about new law.

How the new metal plates in Texas work As of July 1, 2025, motor vehicle dealers will no longer issue certain paper temporary tags and will instead issue metal license plates at the time of sale.

A new law banning temporary paper license plates in Texas has officially taken effect, replacing them with metal plates in an effort to combat widespread fraud.

It eliminates paper license plates and instead, drivers will be issued their permanent plate or one of four, color-coded license plates at dealerships. What is changing?

A new law getting rid of temporary paper license plates went into effect on July 1. Now all plates will be metal, in an attempt to curb crime.

No more paper tags in Texas. Here’s what car buyers will get instead, and why police are urging extra caution as the new law goes into effect.

Texas law aims to curb crime by replacing paper license plates with metal ones. Discover how this change affects drivers and enhances road safety.

Starting July 1, Texas will replace paper plates with permanent metal ones to curb crime, closing loopholes exploited by criminals for years.

House Bill 718 will let car dealerships keep metal plates on hand to give to people who buy vehicles, eliminating the need for temporary paper plates.

Following years of widespread fraud and abuse that touched every state, Texas is eliminating most temporary paper license plates and replacing them with new color-coded metal ones.

Temporary paper license plates will be a thing of the past in Texas. The state will largely eliminate paper license plates, replacing them with metal ones, starting Tuesday.