money from license plates, without raising taxes or mandatory fees, and to promote tourism.

Every state issues vanity plates. Americans have vanitized 9.3 million
motor vehicles, and Canadians have vanitized 440,000 vehicles.
However DMVs don't promote vanity PL8S, even though they tell GR8 stories, like this one:
"Allison Masry is always with her
husband, Rudolph, even when they're miles apart.
That's because, in 2003, Ally
donated a kidney to Rudy, who suffered from
end-stage renal failure. Ally's vanity
plate says DONOR, and Rudy's says DONEE."
States must earn more money, without raising taxes or mandatory fees, from license PL8S by:
• Promoting vanity plates, as Governor Ronald Reagan did in California in 1970, after he signed legislation authorizing vanity plates;
• Limiting new special license PL8S, which have distinct designs and promote causes and organizations (which receive part of the plate fees) to state entities;
• Holding online votes to choose a popular new standard license PL8 design (as South Carolina and Texas did), and then copyrighting it and licensing the plate image for use on souvenirs, clothing, and other stuff;
• Allowing paid advertising on license plates, with motorists who take advertising PL8S getting discounted vehicle registration fees; and
• Paying part of the new money that states would earn by adopting my LICENSE PL8 INCOME MAXIMIZATION PLAN to the DMVs, to give them incentive to market the plates and to help them earn money that doesn't come from taxes or mandatory fees.
You can take the LICENSE PL8 PLEDGE by clicking on the button to the left, above.
Ronald Reagan knew how much fun vanity PL8S are; he would have laughed at the PRETEND VANITY PL8S in the PL8S GAME. (Above, left.)
Inspired by Governor Reagan – the legislation he signed provides that, in California, the vanity plate fees are paid to a state fund that fights pollution – my first book will be RONALD REAGAN LOVES KIDZ, which will have amazing photos of Governor Reagan from his days in Sacramento, and will recount some of the GR8 stories about kids that California motorists have told on their vanity PL8S.
I will report my progress on my blog. Vanity plates are so fascinating and so much fun... so I say, "Vanitize, everyone!"
