Nevada Assembly members have approved a measure requiring car owners obtain reissued license plates every eight year period.
Assembly members voted 28-13 to approve AB484 on Saturday. It now goes to the Senate.
The measure requires car owners to obtain new state-issued license plates every eight years. Supporters said the plates cost a minimum of $3.50 and would ensure that more license plates meet federal standards and remain in better condition over time.
A handful of Republicans opposed the measure and said it burdened taxpayers and would force drivers to turn in workable plates.
The bill would take full effect in July 2016.
