Nevada's new temporary license plates designed to stop count

Nevada’s Department of Motor Vehicles has made temporary vehicle tags more secure and less vulnerable to fraud, officials announced this week. “Our new dealer placards are web-based and computer generated,” said DMV Director Troy Dillard.

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