Residents can order the plate beginning Jan. 27 at Michigan.gov/SOS or when buying a vehicle through a dealership. This comes two years after the state reissued the "Water-Winter Wonderland ...

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Drivers across Michigan will get licenses and state ... In December 2021, Benson brought back 1965’s blue and yellow "Water-Winter Wonderland." More than 1.2 million of the plates have been ...

The Water-Winter Wonderland plates, comprising 15% of all plates sold, are the third most popular among drivers, trailing the Mackinac Bridge plate's 16.5% and the standard Pure Michigan plate ...

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While not the most-popular option with Michigan vehicle owners yet, the Water-Winter Wonderland plates are gaining on the Mackinac Bridge option, which has been around for nearly a decade.

The state of Michigan announced the iconic green ... Benson brought back the maize and blue “Water-Winter Wonderland” license plates from 1965 in December 2021. Since its reintroduction ...

The Water-Winter Wonderland plate allows Michigan drivers to celebrate the state's seasons. Drivers requested 348,964 plates in 2024. First issued in 1965, and re-issued at the beginning of 2021 ...

The Michigan Department of State posted to Twitter on Friday with a reminder about the placement of registration tabs on the Water-Winter Wonderland plates. Recommended Videos “Did you know?

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The State of Michigan has redesigned the Mackinac Bridge license plate after complaints from police. The Water-Winter Wonderland plate allows Michigan drivers to celebrate the state's seasons.