That little sticker on your license plate? You won’t need it anymore soon. Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed a new state law eliminating the requirement.

House Bill 533 is set to go into effect on July 1, making it so Idaho drivers will no longer need to attach physical stickers to their license plates.

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