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California tested digital license plates four years ago with a pilot program involving 17,000 enrolled drivers, the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles reported.

Digital license plates are currently legal to buy and register in California and Arizona (Michigan also briefly allowed them), with many more states considering legalizing them in years to come.

Digital license plates are currently legal to buy in California, Arizona and Michigan, and commercially legal in Texas; they’re legal to drive with nationwide though.

Reviver has been offering digital license plates in Michigan since 2022 following a change in law allowing them. Michigan became the third state, after California and Arizona, to allow the technology.