After 15 Years, a State Questioned Her License Plate—What Happened Next Shocked Her

For more than fifteen years, a simple vanity license plate on a car in Rochester, New Hampshire became an unexpected symbol of humor, parenting, and everyday life. The plate, reading “PB4WEGO,” belonged to Wendy Auger, a mother of four who chose the phrase as a lighthearted reminder of a very familiar parenting routine: “Pee before we go.”

What started as a practical joke between family members gradually turned into a well-known and recognizable part of her daily life on the road, often drawing smiles or amused reactions from other drivers.