With state and local governments looking for every penny of uncollected taxes and fees, the Highway Patrol in April will embark on a campaign to check whether Nevada residents have Nevada license plates on their motor vehicles.Ī law that went into effect July 1 hits drivers in their wallets if they don’t comply. “I saw the news, and I said, ‘Oh no, I don’t want to pay a $1,000 ticket. “I don’t want to get a ticket,” she said. CARSON CITY - Only a few hours elapsed between the time Virginia Saucedo learned of the Nevada Highway Patrol’s crackdown on out-of-state license plates and when her car was parked at the Department of Motor Vehicles inspection station.Īlthough Nevada law allows residents 30 days to register their vehicles in the state and Saucedo has lived in Las Vegas two weeks only, she didn’t want to take any chances.
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