What is prohibited in terms of stickers or decals on motor vehicles in the state?

The prohibition of profane or lewd words on stickers or decals is grounded in public decency laws and community standards. Such content is generally deemed inappropriate for public display, as it can offend or disturb other members of the community. The rationale behind this regulation is to maintain a respectful and civil environment where individuals are not subjected to offensive language while sharing public spaces, such as roadways.

Unlike profane or lewd messages, colorful designs, company logos, and advertising are typically allowed as long as they do not violate other regulations, such as size limitations or visibility rules. These forms of expression are generally seen as acceptable as they contribute to the aesthetics of vehicles and can provide information, such as brand identity or promotional content, without crossing the line into inappropriate territory.