Maryland Targets Virginia License Plates | Baltimore News

Maryland’s DMV is sending 79,000 warning letters to drivers living in the state but using Virginia license plates — a move aimed at getting them to register locally. Since January 2024, Virginia-tagged cars in Maryland have been involved in over 2,500 crashes, including five deadly accidents. The “Plate Where You Live” campaign urges accountability: if you live here, you should follow Maryland’s rules. So far, 700 vehicles have been registered under the campaign — showing progress — but penalties are escalating, with fines and potential towing for non-compliance. Residents have 60 days to register unless they’re active-duty military or out-of-state students.

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