According to Alaska law, what is required for vehicles in terms of registration and display?

In Alaska, vehicles are required to display two license plates, one on the front and one on the rear. This is a common requirement in many states to enhance vehicle identification and ensure visibility from all angles. The rear plate must also include the month and year of registration, allowing law enforcement and others to quickly verify that the vehicle’s registration is current.

Having two plates helps in preventing vehicle theft, as well as enhancing safety by making vehicles easier to identify in the event of an incident. Additionally, the visual confirmation of proper registration can create a sense of accountability among drivers.

The other options do not align with Alaska's registration laws for vehicles, as they do not require either a single plate or merely a registration sticker for lawful operation on public roads.