This rendering provided by the Office of Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro shows the new Pennsylvania license plate design. Shapiro said the license plates, as well as new welcome signs also unveiled, are being introduced ahead of the country's 250th birthday celebration in 2026. Office of Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro via AP

Pennsylvania drivers can now showcase their pride in the birthplace of American democracy with the new “Let Freedom Ring” license plates now available for purchase, according to PennDOT.

The design, which features the Liberty Bell with the words “Let Freedom Ring” in red lettering, marks the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.

According to the state’s website, plates are available for standard vehicles and trucks, including personalized plates. Military, organizational, special fund and other specialty plates will be updated with the new design over time. Individuals who switch to the new plate before their specialty plate is updated will receive a standard plate.

Drivers can find instructions to request a standard issue license plate from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. The new license plates are optional for those with current license plates.