| The Wild Resource Conservation Fund (WRCF) was established to give Pennsylvanians the opportunity to support the management of our wild resources. These include protected wildlife, which describes all forms of wildlife that are not pursued by hunters, fur takers, or anglers. The number of birds, animals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians in this protected wildlife category class represents 80% of all wildlife in PA. The WRCF Act includes native wild plants. The administration of the WRCF is by an unpaid seven-member Board and a volunteer 10-member advisory committee appointed by the Board. The Wild Resource Conservation Board has the responsibility of selecting studies and projects recommended by the state's resource agencies, Department of Conservation & Natural Resources, PA Fish & Boat Commission, and PA Game Commission. Through generous donations the following are some of the projects funded: re-establish River Otter, reintroduce Osprey, a computer database of endangered & threatened species of PA, research on endangered & threatened amphibians and reptiles of PA, numerous educational booklets and documentary videos. The WRCF is funded entirely by donated refunds from the state tax check-off, direct contributions, and from the sale of the registration plate. To apply for this registration plate, please complete Form MV-911 (PDF), "Application for Special Fund Registration Plate."
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Created by the Zoological Council this registration plate pictures one of the most magnificent and endangered animals in the world - the Siberian tiger. The Pennsylvania Zoological Council is comprised of six institutions: The Philadelphia Zoo, the Pittsburgh Zoo, the Erie Zoo, the National Aviary in Pittsburgh, the Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown, and the Lehigh Valley Zoo. Each institution is devoted to animal conservation and education programs. Proceeds from the sale of the registration plates will directly support these groups and their important projects, which include captive breeding of endangered species, creating bird sanctuaries on recovered wetlands, providing community education programs, constructing exciting interactive exhibits, and reintroducing endangered species into the wild. Purchase the Zoo registration plate and you immediately add your support to the efforts of the Pennsylvania Zoological Council. You'll also show others your love for wild animals. To apply for this registration plate, please complete Form MV-911 (PDF), "Application for Special Fund Registration Plate."
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| Whether you love trains, appreciate fine art, or like a unique registration plate, you'll want this distinctive PennDOT registration plate that features Grif Teller's famous 1928 painting When the Broadway Meets the Dawn. The painting depicts the Pennsylvania Railroad's Broadway Limited on its Chicago to New York run as the first light of day breaks along the Juniata River in central Pennsylvania. The registration plate reproduces the rich, deep colors of Teller's original work of art, capturing the power and speed of the onrushing locomotive. The Pennsylvania Railroad played a key role in making the Commonwealth a leader in the railroading industry. The “Pennsy" story comes alive at the world-class Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, in Strasburg, Lancaster County and in the collections of the State Archives of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg. Your support will help underwrite the educational and exhibit programs of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. Fifteen dollars from every "Preserve Our Heritage" registration plate sold will underwrite the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission's educational and exhibit programs. To apply for this registration plate, please complete Form MV-911 (PDF), “Application for Special Fund Registration Plate." |
| The registration plate uses the standard registration colors of blue, white, and yellow and portrays a graphic image of an American flag with a bald eagle. The bottom of the registration plate reads, “Honoring Our Veterans." Fifteen dollars from every "Honoring Our Veterans" registration plate sold will benefit the Veterans Trust Fund. To apply for this registration plate, please complete Form MV-914 (PDF), "Application for Honoring Our Veterans Registration Plate."This registration plate is available for a motorcycle, a passenger car or a truck with a registered gross weight of not more than 14,000 pounds or a motor home.
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This registration plate features an image of an American Flag Keystone symbol surrounded by the words “Honoring Our Women Veterans" with the words “Honoring Our Women Veterans" at the bottom of the registration plate. Fifteen dollars from every "Honoring Our Women Veterans" registration plate sold will benefit the Veterans Trust Fund, which will be used for programs and resources that assist women veterans. To apply for this registration plate, please complete Form MV-914 (PDF), "Application for Honoring Our Veterans Registration Plate."
Honoring Our Women Veterans motorcycle registration plate coming November 12, 2024!
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The Pennsylvania Monuments registration plate became
available on October 30, 2014. Proceeds from this plate go directly to the Veteran Trust Fund and will support the cleaning, repair and restoration of the Pennsylvania monuments by the Gettysburg National Military Park. To apply for this registration plate, please complete Form MV-911 (PDF), "Application for Special Fund Registration Plate."
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This registration plate features an image of a bicycle with the words “Allow 4 Feet to Pass" and shall display the words “Share the Road" at the bottom of the registration plate. Your support will fund the Department's central office position of Bicycle & Pedestrian Coordinator and as well as highway infrastructure signage for bicyclists with the purpose of wayfinding and/or safety. All proceeds from this plate will help fund the Department's Bicycle & Pedestrian safety efforts as well as highway infrastructure signage for bicyclists with the purpose of wayfinding and/or safety. To apply for this registration plate, please complete Form MV-917 (PDF), "Application for Share the Road Registration Plate."
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| This registration plate features a Distracted Driving Awareness emblem with the words “Distracted Driving Awareness “at the bottom of the registration plate. The fees raised from this registration plate will be used exclusively to advance public education and outreach on the dangers posed by distracted driving, at the Department's discretion. All proceeds from this plate shall be used exclusively to advance public education and outreach on the dangers posed by distracted driving. To apply for this registration plate, please complete Form MV-918 (PDF), "Application for Distracted Driving Awareness Plate."
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| The Pollinator Habitat Fund Registration Plate became available to order on March 3, 2023. Twenty-five dollars from every Pollinator Conservation plate sold will be credited to the Pollinator Habitat Program Fund. The Pollinator Habitat Program Fund was established as a special fund in the State Treasury for the purpose of providing support for roadside pollinator initiative. Applicants for the registration plate must submit Form MV-911, "Application for Special Fund Registration Plate." This registration plate is available for passenger cars or trucks with a registered gross weight of not more than 14,000 pounds.
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The Pennsylvania Sportsman Registration Plate became available to order on September 30, 2024. Fourteen dollars from every Pennsylvania Sportsman plate sold will be credited to the Youth Hunting and Fishing Restricted Account. The Youth Hunting and Fishing Account was established as a special fund for the purpose of conducting activities that promote youth hunter and fishing education by the PA Fish and Boat Commission and the PA Game Commission. Applicants for the registration plate must submit Form MV-911, "Application for Special Fund Registration Plate." This registration plate is available for passenger cars or trucks with a registered gross weight of not more than 14,000 pounds.
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