Pennsylvania offers special vehicle registration plates for Persian Gulf War veterans and for wild resource conservation. Veterans can obtain a personalized plate for a $20 fee, while conservation supporters can get a plate for $35, with part of the fee supporting conservation efforts. Both plates are limited to vehicles weighing up to 14,000 pounds.
Any person who is a veteran of the Persian Gulf War can apply for this special license plate by submitting the required documentation and paying a $20 fee.
The wild resource conservation plate costs $35, with $15 of that amount going to the Wild Resource Conservation Fund.
Yes, both types of plates are limited to passenger cars, motor homes, trailers, or trucks with a registered gross weight of not more than 14,000 pounds.
Applicants must submit an application along with the applicable fee and required documentation to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.