North Carolina Goes All-Electronic on Vehicle Registration
[RALEIGH] North Carolina's vehicle registration went all-electronic on October 1 — drivers no longer need to affix paper inspection stickers to their license plates, the state Department of Transportation announced via EIN. Law enforcement will verify registration and insurance status in real time through electronic systems.
NCDOT said going electronic reduces sticker fraud and the hassle of replacing lost decals, saving significant printing and mailing costs each year. Owners must still pay registration fees on time; late payments draw fines.
Some older drivers said the change takes getting used to; the department said DMV offices offer in-person guidance and paper receipts remain available as payment proof.
(Source: NCDOT)
Source: NCDOT
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