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IΓÇÖve been thinking of putting some YOM plates on my Bronco but canΓÇÖt seem to fully understand the rules of it all.

Can these be run full time on a Bronco? Does it matter if itΓÇÖs modified from original?

Searches I find on the web lead me to some dead end links on the DMV site. I did find this link that states they can only be used to and from special events that the sole purpose is based on the vehicle.
http://ncrsrmc.org/Downloads/YOM_License_Plate.pdf

Anyone have any information other than this? I know I could go to the DMV and ask, but I feel IΓÇÖd be subject to the knowledge of the random employee I get in front of...

IΓÇÖve had mine for years and ran them more often than I should have. The safest or most legal way is to and from events, I donΓÇÖt think the events need to be special. Like most things itΓÇÖs all about discretion, yours and the officer who pulls you over, ha. I was pulled over a few weeks ago in BSD and the officer didnΓÇÖt even know about the YOM rule. I pulled out my other plates, I keep them in the glove box, and showed him both registrations and all supporting paperwork and he was cool. He even thanked me for educating him on the process, nice guy who was looking for a easy ticket. Anyway, get some and run them.

Like you and Kirk have mentioned. They are supposed to be used to and from special events. Left to interpretation I guess. I havenΓÇÖt been pulled over but you are supposed to carry the official plates and registration at all times am figured iam always going to a bronco meeting, mechanic or somewhere else that could be considered an ΓÇ£eventΓÇ¥. The process is easy and free. A simple form then you go in and they record it. I believe they associate the new old plate with the vin but itΓÇÖs been awhile.

As long as the year on the bronco registration matches the embossed year of the license plate you should be good to go.