Understanding Florida’s Updated License Plate Law: What It Means for Vehicle Frames

Lake Forest, CA – December 12th, 2025 — Understanding Florida’s Updated License Plate Law: What It Means for Vehicle Frames.

Here at Camisasca Automotive Manufacturing, we only have one quality level. And that award winning industry leading quality level is what we make and supply to ALL our customers, big and small. So whether you represent a premium Automotive Vehicle Manufacturer or a family Auto Parts Store, CAM Inc only supplies the best “Genuine” Original Equipment (OE) quality parts. Here’s what that means:

Putting the Law Into Context

Florida’s new statute focuses on the visibility and legibility of license plates, specifically addressing products designed to obscure plate information for the purpose of evading law enforcement. This is consistent with regulations nationwide: no state permits a frame or accessory to block the state name, registration decals, or plate numbers.

The relevant portion of the law states:

“A person may not apply or attach a substance, reflective matter, illuminated device, spray, coating, covering, or other material onto or around any license plate which interferes with the legibility, angular visibility, or detectability of any feature or detail on the license plate or interferes with the ability to record any feature or detail on the license plate.”

!The statute defines prohibited devices as those that obstruct or interfere with recording essential identifying features, including the state name, plate number, and validation sticker.

“Interfering with the ability to record the primary features or details, including the license plate number or validation sticker, on the license plate.”

You can review the complete legislation here: Florida State Bill 253 – 2025. Additional discussion from the Florida House of Representatives for the 2025 Legislature can be found HERE for your full review.

Why Your Selected Frames Remain Fully Compliant

All frames we manufacture utilize an upper open-corner design that keeps the plate’s essential features unobstructed. At most, a frame may cover non-essential elements—such as a state slogan or website—which are considered advertising and not part of the regulated identifying information.

For added reassurance, we also offer a slimline frame option, which further minimizes coverage and is available with waived art setup fees.

Cutting Through the Media Noise

Key Takeaways

  • All our frame designs are compliant with Florida’s updated law by not blocking plates’ primary features.

  • The statute targets devices intended to obscure identifying information for unlawful purposes.

  • Slimline frame options are always available for full 50-state compliance.

  • Reviewing the full legislation can help clear up misconceptions and provide confidence in compliance.

We encourage you to review the statute and reach out with any questions. Staying informed ensures your dealership—and your customers—remain compliant while continuing to enjoy high-quality, stylish, and legally approved frames.

Please be advised that Camisasca Automotive Manufacturing, Inc. does not provide legal advice. Should you have any legal questions or require interpretation of the statute as written, you are strongly encouraged to seek guidance from qualified legal counsel.