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ONE PLATE: Alaska statute AS 28.10.171 requires you to display one license plate on the back of all passenger vehicles, motorcycles, motorhomes, trucks, vans, trailers, and APV’s. For Commercial vehicles that weigh over 10,001 pounds the plate is required to be displayed on the front of the vehicle.
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Vehicle registration plates of Alaska. Alaska first required its residents to register their motor vehicles and display license plates in 1921, while still an organized incorporated territory of the United States. It was admitted to the Union as the 49th state in January 1959.
DMV Akplate is your online portal for looking up vehicle information. Follow these simple steps to gain access to our information. Step 1. Complete the approval form below. Step 2. Confirm your email address. Step 3. Register using your confirmed email address.
Whether it's renewing your license, registering a vehicle, or updating personal information, online DMV services are designed to save you time, reduce stress, and eliminate the need to stand in long lines.
Alaska state law requires you to display 1 license plate on the rear of the vehicle. Several standard plates are available to Alaska drivers. The most common are: A yellow plate with “Alaska" written in capital letters at the top. The “Mountain" plate which features a blue sky and white mountains.
Several kinds of special issue license plates are available in Alaska. You can get a personalized license plate or a plate that supports a cause. If you're eligible, you can apply for military tags, and certain vehicles can have historic or classic car plates.
Division of Motor Vehicles. 4001 Ingra Street, Suite 101, Anchorage, AK 99503. General Information:- Telephone: Anchorage area: 269-5551. Toll Free inside Alaska: 1-855-269-5551. Outside of Alaska: 1-907-269-5551.
Learn the features of Alaska license plates, how to get license plates in Alaska, and how to use license plates to obtain information about a vehicle and its owner in Alaska; Plus, the eligiblity requirements for obtaining license plate information per Alaska state law.
Alaska's Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) offers several special issue license plates for your vehicle. Obtaining a specialty plate typically requires slightly different steps from those needed to obtain a standard license plate. Read below to learn how you can apply, renew, and replace a specialty license plate in Alaska.