A change in Texas law has eliminated temporary paper license plates. This shift is reportedly affecting how criminals operate on the road.
Nederland police have observed the impact of this change, noting a shift in tactics used by criminals to conceal their identities while driving.
Further information on this development can be found through KFDM, which has reported on the ban and its effects in the area.
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