By Andrew Court For Dailymail.com
Published: 16:21 BST, 24 May 2019 | Updated: 17:44 BST, 24 May 2019
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Drivers in Nevada are able pay an extra $20 per year to customize their car with a pair of vanity plates.
But in 2018, officials rejected 1013 requests from motorists who wanted a combination of letters and numbers that violated state codes, according to Reno Gazette Journal.
General DMV staff referred questionable vanity plate applications to a small committee within the agency who met every Tuesday to determine whether the requests were fit for the road.
The group follows strict guidelines, and plates are prohibited from ridiculing all races, genders and ethnic groups.
Plates are also banned from including profanity, as well as sexual, drug or gang references.
In 2018, officials rejected 1013 vanity plate requests from motorists who wanted a combination of letters and numbers that violated state codes. Pictured: A selection of the plates deemed too rude for the road
DMV staff refer any questionable vanity plate applications to a special committee who are in charge of final decisions
'The plates that usually make it up to us are the ones that are pretty questionable,' committee member and DMV
