If you “LV2ROAM”, show it with the Idaho “On the Range” specialty license plate.
Show you LV2ROAM with the “On the Range” Idaho specialty license plate
Visit ITD’s website to order your personalized Range plate today.
Proceeds from the sale of this specialty plate go to create and distribute rangeland educational programs all over Idaho. The IROAM educational program, Idaho FFA Rangeland CDE, and other outdoor education programs help Idaho students learn about the ecology, culture, and economics of Idaho’s rangeland and ranching industries. Rangeland is the biggest land classification in Idaho (55%) and are used for multiple use including wildlife, recreation, and ranching.
An initial program fee of $35 will be charged when the plate is first purchased with each subsequent renewal costing $25. These program fees are in addition to all other applicable annual registration fees, county administrative fees, and plate fees. All but $10.00 of the special program fees go to the Idaho Rangeland Resource Commission. This new license plate may only be displayed on passenger vehicles, light trucks with a gross vehicle weight of up to 26,000 pounds, motorhomes, and camper trailers – (excluding horse, car, and cargo trailers with living facilities).
These special plates can also be personalized with up to five letters and/ or numbers. The cost to personalize these plates is $60 in addition all other required annual registration and plate fees. The renewal fee for a personalized plate is an additional $40 per year.
Individuals can also purchase sample versions of the Idaho Rangeland license plates from the transportation department. Twenty dollars of each sample plate sale goes to the plate’s special interest fund. Sample plates can be personalized at no additional cost; these plates cannot be displayed on motor vehicles, but they do make unique gifts for friends and family.
The 2008 Idaho Legislature enacted a new special interest license plate program to help promote Idaho’s vast rangelands. This new plate became available on January 2, 2009, at your local county auto-licensing office. Standard issue sequentially numbered license Idaho Rangeland license plates are only available at your local county DMV office. The personalized and sample versions of these plates are only available by mail or online through the Idaho Transportation Department.
