The classic Vault A Alabama logo has made its return to the Alabama License plate!

It’s called the Blue Envelope Program, and it’s being spread across the state. Blue envelopes can be picked up at any Arizona MVD location. A person’s registration and insurance card can be ...

In most states, only drivers on the autism spectrum are eligible for the Blue Envelope program, but New Hampshire’s version of the initiative caters to a broader range of individuals. State Rep ...

Under the Blue Envelope Program, drivers with autism disorders and trauma are asked to keep their license, registration and insurance in a blue envelope. That alerts police that the driver might ...

The purpose of the Blue Envelope Program is to avoid potentially dangerous misunderstandings. Drivers who have autism, intellectual disabilities, or any condition that may affect communication or ...

CROSSVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Crossville Police Department posted Tuesday that it is participating in the “Blue Envelope Program” which seeks to improve communication between law ...

"I put in too many hours for this moment to be anything less than perfect," the "email ... year-old Rumi, is carving her own lane as she takes the stage with her mom and big sister Blue Ivy ...

PLATTSBURGH — The Plattsburgh Police Department is excited to announce the adoption of the Blue Envelope Program, a vital safety initiative for drivers with autism. “Many adult drivers live ...

The Plattsburgh Police Department adopted the Blue Envelope Program. Under the initiative, drivers with autism are encouraged to keep their license, registration and insurance card in a blue envelope.

The Blue Envelope Program has finally reached Indiana thanks to the Portage Township Trustee’s office and Porter County police departments. First introduced in Connecticut in 2020, the free ...

A traffic stop can be stressful for anyone, especially for drivers who are on the autism spectrum. Law enforcement agencies now have a new tool to help. Hegseth announces he’s ending Pentagon ...

Twenty-nine-year-old Ben Avchen is a filmmaker ... something Santa Barbara Police Chief Kelly Ann Gordon hopes the Blue Envelope Program will address. "For me, it's very personal.