Imagine driving with a personalized license plate that has made people smile for years. Friends laugh when they see it, strangers understand the joke instantly, and children often find it especially amusing. Then, after more than a decade without any issues, you receive a letter asking you to surrender the plate because officials have reconsidered its wording.
Her personalized plate, “PB4WEGO,” was intended as a humorous abbreviation for the familiar parental reminder, “Pee before we go.” What followed became a widely discussed example of how government regulations, public opinion, and common sense can sometimes collide in unexpected ways.
Its popularity reflected how personalized license plates often allow drivers to express humor, hobbies, professions, or personal interests within the limits established by state regulations.
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