For Wendy, obtaining the “PB4WEGO” plate was a much-needed achievement. After New Hampshire raised the character limit for vanity plates from six to seven, she had been eagerly waiting for it to become available. She was so happy with this little success, but it appears to be evaporating now.
The state uses particular regulations pertaining to vanity plates to support its conclusion. They contend that Wendy is in this situation because these regulations were set in accordance with an old court judgment. However, is it justifiable to have Wendy give up something that has grown to be an integral part of who she is?
Still up for debate:
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