Still less popular than “In God We Trust.”

Not only will the D.C. DMV not let you put UHORNY on your license plate, but it has a 68-page document listing a lot of other things that aren’t allowed.

The District of Columbia licence plates bearing the slogan “Taxation Without Representation” are once again affixed to a presidential vehicle, though perhaps not the one actually carrying the president.

The White House will switch the license plates on the official presidential limousine to tags featuring the District of Columbia’s “Taxation Without Representation” slogan for the duration of President Obama’s second term, the White House says today.

D.C. Council Chair Phil Mendelson and Councilmember Mary Cheh (D-Ward 3) will meet with White House officials to discuss putting the city’s “Taxation Without Representation” license plates on the presidential limo.

The Washington Nationals want fans to be able to show off their Natitude—on their license plates.

People with personalized license plates really want to express themselves, but there’s a limit to how far that expression can go.

Montgomery County police announced today that earlier in the week, an officer made one of the greatest traffic stops in the history of law enforcement: Batman was pulled over.

There are over 4,300 vanity D.C. tags out there, celebrating everything from the owner’s looks to where they’re from. We got a look at what some D.C. drivers are putting on their license plates, and now you can too.

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