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Replace one or both licence plates You'll need to: Notify police. Take the police case number, your insurance documents and, if applicable, your remaining plate to your Autoplan broker. Pay an $18 fee for new plates.

Replace one or both licence plates Notify police. Take the police case number, your insurance documents and, if applicable, your remaining plate to your Autoplan broker. Pay an $18 fee for new plates.

You can drive your "new" vehicle using the licence plates from your old one for 10 days from the date of purchase if all of these conditions are met: The vehicle you're switching plates to is registered in B.C. (or was purchased from a licensed B.C. auto dealer). You have sold or otherwise disposed of your old vehicle.

Renew Registration Vehicle registrations in British Columbia are valid for one year, expiring on the owner's birthday each year. To renew your registration, you'll need to visit an Autoplan broker and provide your driver's license. The broker will be able to look up your vehicle in the ICBC registration system.

Replace one or both licence plates You'll need to: Notify police. Take the police case number, your insurance documents and, if applicable, your remaining plate to your Autoplan broker. Pay an $18 fee for new plates.

Replace one or both licence plates Notify police. Take the police case number, your insurance documents and, if applicable, your remaining plate to your Autoplan broker. Pay an $18 fee for new plates.

You can drive your "new" vehicle using the licence plates from your old one for 10 days from the date of purchase if all of these conditions are met: The vehicle you're switching plates to is registered in B.C. (or was purchased from a licensed B.C. auto dealer). You have sold or otherwise disposed of your old vehicle.

Renew Registration Vehicle registrations in British Columbia are valid for one year, expiring on the owner's birthday each year. To renew your registration, you'll need to visit an Autoplan broker and provide your driver's license. The broker will be able to look up your vehicle in the ICBC registration system.

In 1979, the province introduced what it hailed to be a "lifetime" license plate, one that would be used for decades to come.

In 1979, the province introduced what it hailed to be a "lifetime" license plate, one that would be used for decades to come.

Vehicles with vintage plates may only be used for special occasions for example; exhibitions, parades, car club activities, community events, weddings and graduations.

Starting May 1, 2022 licence plate validation decals (decals) will no longer be required on B.C. vehicles. Also, the appearance of Vehicle registration, licence and owner's certificate of insurance documents may vary due to a growing use of different types of paper and printers.

Once you own a vehicle, much like your Ontario driver's licence, you must renew your licence plate to keep your registration up to date. In Ontario, you must renew every two years. This can be done at a ServiceOntario location near you or online.

But ICBC confirmed with CHEK News that it has no plans to scrap the requirement that motorists must display both a front license plate, in addition to the rear plate. “At this time, we're not considering removing the requirement for a front licence plate.

You can drive your "new" vehicle using the licence plates from your old one for 10 days from the date of purchase if all of these conditions are met: The vehicle you're switching plates to is registered in B.C. (or was purchased from a licensed B.C. auto dealer). You have sold or otherwise disposed of your old vehicle.

Unfortunately, a nice vehicle is not an excuse for not having a front plate and will likely result in being pulled over.” Fines for motorists not displaying a plate or displaying the wrong plate for their vehicle can be $109, while improper display of a plate or obstructing a plate can net a fine of $230.