License Plates

A Florida panther mother with her kitten are pictured in this photo taken when the duo tripped a remote camera set by famed National Geographic photographer and Tampa resident Carlton Ward, Jr., on the Babcock Ranch north of the Caloosahatchee River in 2018. The photo gave proof to the belief that the Florida panther is once again populating its historic, state-wide grounds, which lead to this re-issue of the state's speciality panther license plate to both mark the animal's return to North Florida and to raise money for continued conservation efforts on its behalf

Famed photographer adds fresh look to popular panther plate

Tom Bayles

A popular photo of a female Florida panther, with her kitten trailing behind, is set to be the third image featured on the state’s “Protect the Panther” specialty vehicle tag.

First Coast

Dawgs fans: You can now get a Florida license plate

News Service of Florida

The University of Georgia has met the state's presale requirement for a speciality license plate. The plate will go into production soon.

St. Johns Riverkeeper Executive Director Jimmy Orth (center) and Jumbo Shrimp GM Howard Craw (right), holding up the design for the special Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp license plate. The baseball field in the background.

First Coast

New Jumbo Shrimp License Plates Would Help Fund St. Johns Riverkeeper

Sky Lebron

The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp hopes to offer fans a special team license plate if the team can get enough orders. The Double-A minor league baseball…

News

Florida Reveals New NASCAR Specialty Tag

Jessica Palombo

Florida’s NASCAR fans may want to race over to their DMV offices this week.The state is offering a newly redesigned specialty license plate for racing…

Politics

Lawmakers Back New Specialty Tags, Higher Requirements

Jim Turner - News Service of Florida

Lawmakers took steps Thursday that could cancel a fifth of the specialty license plates available in Florida but also advanced 26 more designs for…