Wendy Auger never expected her longtime license plate to spark statewide attention. For fifteen years, her personalized plate reading “PB4WEGO” had been a playful reminder familiar to any parent heading out on a long trip. Kids laughed, adults smiled, and the message became a small but memorable part of her family’s story.
So when the New Hampshire DMV suddenly informed her that the plate violated state guidelines, Wendy was stunned. After more than a decade of approval, the reversal felt confusing and unnecessary. To her, the phrase was simple, lighthearted humor—not something inappropriate or controversial. She had always believed the plate’s meaning was clear and wholesome.
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