Chicago city stickers will be sold year-round beginning in 2014 under a measure passed Wednesday by the City Council.
The plan, championed by City Clerk Susana Mendoza, will transition the city’s current seasonal registration schedule to one in which drivers can purchase a new sticker in any given month. Drivers currently only have a window of a few weeks in May and June to buy a vehicle sticker.
Mendoza said Chicago residents currently purchase about 1.3 million stickers each year during the one-month registration period.
