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Mississippi bars frames that make plate characters or decals unreadable, but the county name may be covered. See the exact rule and $25 maximum fine.

Maine requires every number, letter, and word on a plate to remain plainly visible and legible. Learn how that rule applies to plate frames.

Kansas now prohibits frames that affect plate visibility or legibility. Learn what must stay readable, the 2026 warning period, and the $60 fine.

Indiana frames and covers cannot obscure plate text, numbers, or stickers. Learn the display rule, sticker positions, and how to check your frame.

Idaho frames must leave the plate clearly visible and legible. See the current 2026 rules, the end of registration stickers, and a safe-fit checklist.

Hawaii bans plate covers and shields. Learn how an edge frame differs, what must stay visible, and what changes when Act 12 takes effect in 2027.

Delaware allows frames that do not obscure plate information or the expiration sticker. See the rules for covers, lights, penalties, and safe fit.

Arkansas allows a frame only when the plate remains clearly visible and legible. Learn what must stay uncovered and why the state name matters.

Ordinary Alaska license plate frames are generally allowed when the plate stays secure, properly positioned, and clearly legible. See the 2026 rules.