New ‘Share the Road’ plate now available for all Utah drivers!*
Available July 1st, 2026
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Available July 1st, 2026 *
For just $25 a year, you can support Bike Utah's planning work while showing off Utah's new Share the Road license plate.
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2026 redesign
Your $25 dollars a year goes a long way
Every plate funds Bike Utah’s planning work
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Active Transportation
Plans that redesign streets so that walking and biking is safer, more comfortable, and more convenient for all Utahns.
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Safe Routes to School
Plans that redesign streets so that walking and biking is safer, more comfortable, and more convenient for all Utahns.
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Trails and Wayfinding
Trail network and wayfinding plans that connect communities across the state.
Meet the Utah-Based Artist
Liz Kuz is an Utah-based illustrator, designer, and creative director whose work is inspired by the landscapes that surround her. Drawn to the intersection of art, adventure and conservation, she creates vibrant illustrations that celebrate the outdoors while encouraging people to connect with and protect the places they love. When she’s not creating, you’ll likely find her skiing, mountain biking or camping with her family.
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Volkswagen x Rebelle Rally
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Alta Community Enrichment
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Japanuary in Niseko
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Monument Valley, proceeds benefit Navjo & Hopi COVID-19 Relief fund
About the Artwork
This artwork wasn’t originally created for a license plate, but it turns out it was heading down that road all along. The piece was inspired by rides on Thunder Mountain Trail in Red Canyon, just outside Bryce Canyon National Park in southern Utah. The towering red rock hoodoos, winding singletrack and endless blue skies make it one of my favorite places to ride.
I wanted to capture the feeling of moving through Utah’s incredible landscapes. It’s exciting to see that spirit now traveling across the state on a license plate.
FAQ
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No. Any registered Utah vehicle owner can order a Share the Road plate.
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Yes. It can carry up to 5 letters or numbers of your choosing for an additional fee, ordered through the same Utah Motor Vehicle Portal form.
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No. You can order a new plate anytime, not just at renewal. The DMV will mail a new plate to replace what you currently have.
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Yes. Bike Utah has been the sole designated recipient of Share the Road contributions since the plate launched in 2009. Contributions are dedicated exclusively to Bike Utah’s active transportation planning work across the state.