Unfortunately not, the license plates are official plates for vehicles registered in the State of Tennessee only.
The State of Tennessee requires groups and organization to pre-sell 1,000 plates before they will go into production of the new specialty plate.
Unfortunately, we can’t give you a set date. We are planning to sell 1,000 plates by July 1, 2022. According to Tennessee law we have one year from the date our plate was enacted into law to sell 1,000.
You will be notified when they are ready and then they will need to be picked up at your local county clerk’s office.
They will be included when you turn in your current plate to your local county clerk's office. The stickers will be prorated to what has already been paid on the current plate.
Nothing. The inspection is for the vehicle and not the plate, but be sure to check with your local County Clerk’s office for any questions.
No. As we already stated the stickers will be prorated on your “I Recycle” plate when you pick it up.
After the cost of the plate is deducted the plate funds are distributed 50% to Project 2000, Inc., 40% to the Tennessee Arts Commission and 10% to the highway fund.
Project 2000, Inc. is coordinating the collection of names, information and money for the pre-sale of the plates. Checks will be cashed upon receipt with money held in escrow.
The money will be returned to those that ordered a plate. However, we are optimistic that we will be selling more than what is required.
Project 2000, Inc. will:
Still have questions?
Please contact Project 2000, Inc.
(865) 384-8054 or IRecycleCampaign@gmail.com.
Please note: You must be a Tennessee motorist to order this license plate.
Project 2000, Inc.
PO Box 927
Knoxville, TN 37901
© 2021 Project 2000, Inc. | Note: Final plate design may vary.
Website design by Morris Creative Group