Sports

Fans start petition to request Atlanta United specialty license plates

By Juliakate E Culpepper

July 7, 2017

Atlanta United fans started a petition to convince the Georgia Department of Revenue to offer Atlanta United specialty license plates.

As of Friday morning, the Care.org petition had more than 750 signatures.

Rejected Georgia vanity plates database

“The fans and supporters are requesting that the Department of Revenue offer Atlanta United vanity plates,” the petition read. “We need 25,000 signatures as I understand it, as we get more, I'll begin to coordinate with those responsible for the decision making process.”

About the Author

Juliakate E Culpepper

More Stories

Keep Reading

Credit: Taylor McLaughlin/Atlanta United

Atlanta United offense keeps sputtering in draw at D.C. United

Paris Saint-Germain tops Bayern Munich in Club World Cup

The French powerhouse won its second consecutive match at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium, edging Bayern Munich 2-0 on Saturday.

A look at Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich match in Club World Cup, Atlanta

This will be a quarterfinal match on Saturday at noon. Tickets are still available. Here's a look at the teams.

The Latest

Credit: Taylor McLaughlin/Atlanta United

Atlanta United offense keeps sputtering in draw at D.C. United

Paris Saint-Germain tops Bayern Munich in Club World Cup

A look at Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich match in Club World Cup, Atlanta

Featured

Credit: Jason Getz/AJC

AJC ON CAMPUS

Georgia joins five Southern states to form new accreditation agency

In this edition of the AJC On Campus, Georgia is joining a movement to shake up the accreditation system that has long been the model for American higher education.

14 injured in separate boat explosions on Lake Lanier, Lake Nottely on July 4th

Flames erupted from two boats, one on Lake Lanier and another on Lake Nottely, during the Fourth of July holiday, officials said.

Atlanta leaders eye trails as part of solution to city’s traffic woes

The 535-mile expansion plan, known as Trails ATL, aims to make the city more walkable, bringing 10-minute access to trails for 95% of city residents by 2052.