A New Hampshire mother was stunned when the state’s Division of Motor Vehicles unexpectedly demanded she surrender a vanity license plate she had proudly displayed for more than 15 years on her family vehicle.
The personalized license plate in question read “PB4WEGO,” a playful acronym that the Rochester,
New Hampshire resident chose to remind her children to “pee before we go” on car trips, a familiar parental phrase.
For over a decade and a half, the bumper plate brought smiles, honks, and compliments…
