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Layout of U.s. vehicle license plates

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In the United states, the appearance of license plates is oft chosen to contain symbols, colors, or slogans associated with the issuing jurisdiction, which are the 50 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, the v inhabited U.S. territories, and Native American tribes, each of which independently registers motor vehicles. Regular-outcome license plates for rider vehicles typically take 6 or seven characters, with vanity plates having upward to eight characters in a few states.

Trends in series formats [edit]

Visualization of the number of characters in license plate serial formats in the U.s.a., based on current serial formats for rider plates as of May 2021. The arrangement of the characters may vary.

Random coding: Plates issued based on available numbers in not-sequential social club.

Coded issuance: Plates coded by month of expiration

Coded issuance: Plates coded by canton of issuance

Sequential issuance: 6-character plate (one letter, 5 digits)

Sequential issuance: 6-graphic symbol plate (ii letters, four digits)

Sequential issuance: 6-character plate (3 letters, three digits)

Sequential issuance: 6-character plate (iv letters, 2 digits)

Sequential issuance: 6-graphic symbol plate (based on blocks of alphanumeric combinations)

Sequential issuance: vii-character plate (7 digits)

Sequential issuance: 7-character plate (2 letters, v digits)

Sequential issuance: vii-character plate (3 letters, four digits)

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Notes:

• Simply the current rider standard-issue series format is depicted. Previous serial formats and optional issues are not depicted.
• Florida uses half-dozen-character series numbers, but the combinations vary. The nearly common event consists of four messages and two digits, but alternating standard issues contain four digits and 2 letters.
• Maine uses a varying number of digits, only nearly Maine plates consist of 4 digits and two letters.
• Nebraska uses sequential-issuance 3-letter, three-number plates for its most populous counties and county-coded plates for the residuum of the counties consisting of 1 or 2 messages and up to five numbers.
• Nevada problems three letter and three number plates vehicles sold through dealers that require a new plate.
• Tennessee issues iii number and four letter plates for the "In God Nosotros Trust" plate.
• Indiana plates are randomly issued with combinations of 3 numbers and either 1, two, or 3 messages, while all "In God We Trust" plates have 3 letters and iii numbers.

Formats for license plate numbers are consistent inside the state. For instance, Delaware is able to use 6-digit all-numeric serials because of its depression population. Several states, particularly those with higher populations, use vii-character formats of 3 letters and 4 digits, including 1ABC234 in California and ABC-1234 (with or without a infinite or dash) in Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, N Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. Other seven-character formats include Connecticut and Illinois, which use AB-12345, and Maryland, which uses 1AB2345.

Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, and New Jersey utilise 4 letters and two numbers: Arkansas uses an ABC-12D format, Colorado an ABC-D12 format, Florida a 12A-BCD format, and New Jersey an A12-BCD format. Several less-populous states—Alaska, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, New United mexican states, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, and South Carolina—use a 3-letter, three-number format, namely ABC-123 or 123-ABC.

Arizona uses a distinctive format with six characters. Except for the fourth character in each serial, which is always a number, the characters in a serial can exist either messages or numbers.^[1]

Serial coding [edit]

License plate numbers are usually assigned in ascending order, outset with a starting bespeak such every bit AAA-001. Thus, an observer familiar with the sequence can determine roughly when the plate was issued. In a few cases, numbers have been assigned in descending order. For example, when Virginia switched to seven characters for its standard upshot in 1993, numbers start with AAA-chiliad were already in use for actress-cost, optional-issue plates; therefore, the new standard license plates were issued in descending order from ZZZ-9999.^[2]

Expiration date [edit]

In some states, the month of expiration or the county of registration is incorporated into the plate'due south series. The last number on a Massachusetts license plate indicates the calendar month the vehicle'southward registration expires (for example, 1234 AB would expire in April, the 4th month; 0 indicates October expirations; and X and Y were used for Nov and Dec expirations, respectively, on commercial plates and pre-1978 passenger plates). The same applies to the starting time number or alphabetic character on Westward Virginia plates (1 to 9 for Jan through September, and O, N, and D for October, Nov, and December expirations, respectively). Additionally, the kickoff letter of Missouri passenger plates denotes the month of expiration. The month'south position inside the calendar year corresponds to the letter's position within the alphabet; i.east. the letters progress from "A" and "B" for Jan to "Y" and "Z" for December.

County of issuance [edit]

In Alabama, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming, a ane- or 2-digit number representing the county of issue begins a license plate number. Standard-issue Idaho license plate numbers begin with a unmarried-letter or a number-letter code representing the county of upshot; for example, vehicles registered in Ada County beginning with 1A, vehicles in Twin Falls Canton start with 2T, and vehicles in Valley County start with 5 (equally at that place is only ane canton that starts with the letter V). County codes have been based on historical population figures, the county names in alphabetical order, or some combination thereof. In Montana, for example, the canton codes were assigned effectually 1930 and have not inverse since.^[iii] Other states similar Indiana and Tennessee also in one case used the practice, with Tennessee discontinuing in the 1980s and Indiana in 2008.

Four jurisdictions in the Us utilise letters to designate a residence where a vehicle was registered. In Hawaii, the license plates have a unique letter designation based on the isle counties that residents purchased or registered the vehicles from; a vehicle with a registration number outset with H or Z is registered in Hawai'i Canton, 1 kickoff with K is registered in Kaua'i County, ane kickoff with G or L is registered in Maui County, and one beginning with any other letter (and non containing H, K, L, Grand, or Z) is registered in the City and County of Honolulu. In the U.S. territory of Guam, the license plates use the first two letters that are coded by hamlet of issuance, for example, "TM-1234" refers to a vehicle that was registered past a person who lives the hamlet of Tamuning. In the U.South. Virgin Islands, a vehicle with a registration number beginning with C is registered in St. Croix, J in St. John, and T in St. Thomas.

Several states do require vehicles to brandish county codes, but these codes are not function of the series. Indiana and Ohio brandish 2-number canton codes, while Kansas plates display two-letter of the alphabet county codes, but these codes are placed on a sticker or are printed in the corner of the plate in a smaller font size. Texas places the county proper name only on the windshield registration sticker, where the auto's license plate number is also printed. Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee place the total name of the canton of registration explicitly on their standard-issue plates, although not every bit function of the series. However, Florida allows its residents to choose either "Sunshine State" or "In God We Trust" in place of the canton name, and Georgia allows drivers to choose the slogan "In God Nosotros Trust" in place of the canton name.

Skipping characters [edit]

For diverse reasons related to visibility and readability, some states and territories exclude certain messages from use in their license plate serial formats. The most ordinarily skipped characters are I, O, and Q, with some states using only one or ii of the three while others will skip all 3 of these letters. Other states, such as Colorado, Georgia, and Due south Carolina take gradually adopted i or more of these letters over a course of years after previously skipping them in society to accommodate the demands of population growth and depletion of available serial combinations. The most mutual argument behind skipping I, O, and Q is that they tin be too easily confused with 0, 1, and other characters, especially when there isn't adequate spacing or divider between numbers and letters.

California only uses I, O, and Q in between two other letters, for example "1AQA000".^{[ citation needed ]} A unique case of character use is Texas, which skips all vowels along with the letter of the alphabet Q on passenger plates.

In amateur radio license plate issues, some states utilize a unique slashed zero graphic symbol in place of the standard "0" grapheme due to lack of spacing between messages and numbers. Iowa is a unique example in the use of this grapheme, which began using the slashed cypher first in 2012 on all standard passenger plates as opposed to the traditional symbol for zero to differentiate it from the letter "O" which is also used. In Pennsylvania, the die used for the number "0" is different than the ane used for the letter of the alphabet "O" since the state's number dies are taller and narrower than its letter of the alphabet dies.

Persons with disabilities [edit]

In the states, special plates displaying the International Symbol of Accessibility are issued to persons with disabilities that entitle them to special parking privileges. Alternately, a placard, which in some jurisdictions tin be hung from the rear view mirror, may be issued; the placard has the advantage of being transferred from vehicle to vehicle.

Electric current standard-result passenger plate designs and serial formats [edit]

The following tables give information on license plates currently existence issued, with 2014 or later expiration dates, for private (non-commercial) use on passenger vehicles past the governments of the fifty U.S. states, the District of Columbia, the five inhabited U.Southward. territories, and Native American tribes. Data on serial numbering patterns is likewise given. Older designs and series formats previously issued may even so be valid for continued usage in certain jurisdictions; these are noted in a separate table below.

In add-on to "regular" passenger plates, all jurisdictions also provide plates for other types of vehicles that may only be roughly similar in pattern and layout. Additionally, there has been an increasing trend in the field of "specialty" plates to promote specific causes or interests. To keep this table as simple as possible, well-nigh of these alternate types of plates volition not be noted. More information may too be found inside the individual articles for each land, every bit linked within the table. Exceptions to this guideline may be fabricated for specialty plates that are bachelor at no extra cost to the motorist, as these tend to be seen more than commonly on the roads.

Current Tabular array Format

Jurisdiction	Epitome	Start issued	Type & slogan	Design	Plate style	Series format
Alabama		Jan 2, 2014	Standard issue Heart of Dixie (in small print)	lake and woods graphic	Screened series; Reflective sheeting	Numerically coded by county:[4] 0AB1234 (unmarried-digit counties) 00AB123 (double-digit counties)[5]
Alaska		January 2010[vi]	Standard issue The Last Borderland	blue on gold with state flag	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123
American Samoa		2011	Standard issue Motu O Fiafiaga	blackness on cogitating graphic featuring Fatu Rock	Embossed series; Cogitating sheeting	1234
Arizona		1996 (embossed) 2008 (flat)	Standard issue Grand Coulee State	dark green on desert landscape	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	CEA 1DB[a]
Arkansas		2006	Standard issue The Natural State	black on a diamond background, representing Crater of Diamonds Country Park in Murfreesboro[8]	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 12D[9]
California		Mid 2012	Standard result dmv.ca.gov	dark blue on white with ruby state proper noun graphic and slogan printed in red at the bottom	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	1ABC234[x]
Colorado		2000	Standard issue	Dark green on cogitating white grey and dark-green Rocky Mountains scene graphic. Some versions have total color	Embossed series; Reflective sheeting	ABC-D12
Connecticut		2000	Standard result Constitution Country	night blue on blue and white slope fade	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	AB•12345 (2015–present) 1AB•CD2 (2013–2015) 1ABCD2 (2013) 123•ABC (2000–2013) [xi]
Delaware		1969	Standard issue The First State	gold on navy blueish	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	123456 (variable number of digits)
District of Columbia		April 2017	Standard issue Terminate Taxation without Representation; jurisdiction name displayed equally "District of Columbia"	blueish on cogitating white with ruddy flag separator	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	AB-1234
		2001	Optional upshot: www.washingtondc.gov[12]
Florida		Dec 2003	Standard issue myFLORIDA.com with county name[xiii] or "Sunshine State"	green on reflective white with state map and citrus orange graphic	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC D12 (2009–present) 123 ABC (2006 to 2009) A12 3BC (2003 to 2009)
		Oct 1, 2008	Optional consequence myFLORIDA.com with "In God We Trust" slogan			123 4AB
Georgia		May 2012	Standard issue Peach Land with canton proper noun or "In God We Trust" sticker	black on reflective blue with hills, peach tree, and peaches	Screened series; Reflective sheeting	ABC1234
		May 2012	Optional issue GEORGIA with canton name or "In God We Trust" sticker	black on reflective white
Guam		February 27, 2009	Standard issue Tano Y Chamorro	blackness on reflective white with grey latte rock and three red bougainvillea flowers at center[14]	Embossed series; Cogitating sheeting	Coded by municipality of issuance AB 1234
Hawaii		1991	Standard issue Aloha Country	black on reflective white with rainbow graphic	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	Coded by county of issuance: ABC 123, where first letter of the alphabet is A-Thou, J, N, P, or R-Y (City and County of Honolulu) H AB 123/ Z AB 123 (Hawai'i County) Yard AB 123 (Kaua'i County) L AB 123/ M AB 123 (Maui County)
Idaho		2008	Standard issue Famous Potatoes	black on cogitating white with red slope and dark blue mountain scene	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	Coded by county of issuance: A 123456 (variable number of digits following infinite) 0A 12345 (variable number of digits following space) 0A B1234 (post-obit exhaustion of higher up format) 0A BC123 (following exhaustion of above format) 0A 1B234 (following exhaustion of in a higher place format) 0A 1234B (following exhaustion of higher up format) 00A 1234 (variable number of digits following space)
Illinois		January 1, 2017	Standard issue Country of Lincoln	Reflective slope blue-to-white with white Chicago and Springfield skyline and gray Abraham Lincoln graphic at far left; state name screened in blackness at top	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	AB 12345 (2017–nowadays) AB1 2345 (2016) [xv]
Indiana		January 2017	Standard issue Dark blueish series on cogitating country scene graphic featuring a covered bridge; expiration appointment, year, county number and recycling symbol in corners clockwise from tiptop left		Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	123A 123AB 123ABC
			Optional consequence In God Nosotros Trust	black on white with American flag graphic		ABC123
Iowa		Apr 2018	Standard effect black numbers on reflective graphic plate with blue sky, white urban center skyline, farm and wind turbine, and greenish grass field; "IOWA" screened in white centered at top; canton proper noun screened in blackness centered at lesser		Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123
Kansas	(Embossed) (Flat)	April 2007 (Embossed) August 15, 2018 (Flat)	Standard issue Black characters on a light blue slope with state seal graphic as the background, county lawmaking sticker on the top left and registration sticker on the tiptop right.		Screened series; Reflective sheeting	123 ABC
Kentucky		2020	Standard issue	Dark blue on lite blue slope with county name sticker below series and state outline left of series	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC123
		2020	Optional event In God Nosotros Trust
Louisiana		2005 to 2010; 2013, and 2016	Standard upshot "Sportsman's Paradise"; black on xanthous-pink slope with pelican graphic in middle		Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC 123 (through 2016) 123 ABC (2016–present)
Maine		1999	Standard issue Vacationland	blackness on reflective white with a chickadee and pino tassel graphic at left	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	1234 AB (variable number of digits preceding space)
Maryland		September 2016	Standard upshot Maryland Proud	Blackness on reflective white with Maryland flag graphic	Embossed series; Cogitating sheeting	1AB2345
Massachusetts		1988	Standard issue The Spirit of America	scarlet on reflective white	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	Coded past month of expiration: 12A 34v 1ABC 2iii 1AB 234 123 ABfour 12A B34 123iv AB 123 ABC
Michigan		2013	Standard issue Pure Michigan	blueish on reflective white with blue wave at bottom	Embossed series; Reflective sheeting	ABC 1234
		2007	Optional upshot Spectacular Peninsulas	light-green and blueish with Great Lakes outline on reflective white with black characters		1AB C23
		2014	Optional consequence The Mackinac Bridge	white to yellowish fade and blue with stylized Mackinac Bridge in background with black characters		ABC 123
Minnesota		June 2009	Standard issue Explore Minnesota.com, 10,000 Lakes	blackness on reflective white with lake scene graphic	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	123-ABC ABC-123 Numbers and letters switch sides on a vii year cycle[16]
Mississippi		Oct 2012	Standard effect "Birthplace of America'south Music"	nighttime blue on guitar graphic and "Celebrating Mississippi'due south Artistic Culture" with county name	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC 123
Missouri		October 15, 2018	Standard outcome Bicentennial	night blueish on white with red and nighttime blue waves, light grayness country seal, and nighttime blue "1821 * 2021"	Embossed series; Cogitating sheeting	Coded past month of expiration AA1 B2C
Montana		January 2010	Standard issue Treasure State	white on blue with white land outline	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	Coded by canton of issuance: 0-12345A (variable number of digits following divider) 00-1234A (variable number of digits following divider)
			Optional bug:[17] replica 1989 Centennial base replica 1991 "Big Sky" base replica 2000 base of operations replica 2006 "Large Heaven Country" base of operations	blue on white with gilded and maroon graphics		ABC123
				black on light blue slope with multicolor state outline		Coded by county of issuance: 0-12345A (variable number of digits following divider) 00-1234A (variable number of digits following divider)
				black on light bluish with bluish and tan graphics
				blackness on light blue gradient with multicolor country outline
Native American tribes		Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies
Nebraska		Jan 2017	Standard effect 1867; 2017	black on reflective white with Sower statue from the Nebraska State Capitol	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123[18] Or coded past county of issuance:[nineteen] 0-A1234 (variable number of digits following alphabetic character) 0-AB123 (following exhaustion of above format; variable number of digits following letter) 00-A123 (variable number of digits following divider) 00-AB12 (post-obit exhaustion of above format; variable number of digits following divider)
Nevada		November ane, 2016	Standard effect Home Means Nevada	blackness numbers and state-shaped separator on sky bluish plate; stylized multi-colored mount range at bottom; "NEVADA" screened in blackness serifed letters centered at summit	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	123·A45
New Hampshire		January 1999	Standard upshot Alive Gratis or Dice	green on Old Man of the Mountain graphic	Embossed series; Cogitating sheeting	123 4567 (2000–present) 123 456 (1999) [20]
New Jersey		2007	Standard issue Garden State	blackness on yellow gradient fade	Screened series; Cogitating sheeting	D12-ABC (2010–present) [21] ABC-12D (2007–2010)
New Mexico		1989	Standard event Country of Enchantment	crimson on yellowish with turquoise yucca graphics and cherry-red Zia sun symbol	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	123-ABC
		2010	Standard issue upper: Land of Enchantment lower: New Mexico USA	yellow on turquoise with large yellow and cerise Zia dominicus symbol		ABC-123
New York		2020	Standard upshot Excelsior	dark blue on reflective white with Niagara Falls, Adirondack Mountains, the Statue of Freedom, Manhattan skyline, and the Montauk Signal Light on the bottom.	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC-1234
N Carolina		1982	Standard issue First in Flight	blueish on cogitating white with Wright Flyer graphic	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-123 (1982–1985)[22] ABC-1234
		2015	Standard outcome Offset In Freedom[23]	blueish on reflective white	Embossed series; Reflective sheeting	ABC-1234
Northward Dakota		November 2016	Standard issue Legendary; Peace Garden Country	blackness on lite blue gradient fade to sunrise with prairie scene and buffalo graphic	Screened serial; Cogitating sheeting	123 ABC
Northern Mariana Islands		1989	Standard issue Hafa Adai	dark bluish on white with seal in eye	Embossed on screened series; Cogitating sheeting	ABC 123
Ohio		2013	Standard issue Birthplace of Aviation, county proper noun sticker in black to be centered at bottom	blue on white various slogans in gray with a red border	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 1234
Oklahoma		Jan 2017	Standard issue TRAVELOK.COM	Screened black on cogitating blueish with state-shaped separator; scissor-tailed flycatcher in the eye, mountains on the left, oceans in the background and Explore in a higher place the state name	Screened series; Reflective sheeting	ABC-123
Oregon		1990	Standard outcome dark blueish on Douglas Fir tree and mountain graphic		Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	123 ABC (2004–present) ABC 123 (1990–2004)
Pennsylvania		2006	Standard effect visitPA.com	blue on white with yellowish and blueish bars	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-1234
Puerto Rico		2011	Standard result Puerto Rico Does It Better/Puerto Rico Lo Hace Mejor	black on white with dark-green slope at bottom and grey building in background	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-123
Rhode Island		1996–2020	Standard event Sea State	dark blue on stylized greyness and white bounding main wave graphic	Embossed series; Cogitating sheeting	123456 (2007–present) [24] [25] AB-123 and 12345 (1996–2007) 1AB-234 (2020–present)
		2020	Beautiful Rhode Isle (top), Ocean Land (Bottom)	white on dark blue with the Reliance in the upper left corner	Screened serial; Cogitating sheeting	Due north/A
South Carolina		January 2016	Standard issue While I Breathe, I Promise.	blackness on white and blue background with palmetto tree in eye	Screened series; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123
		Jan 2016	Optional issue In God We Trust	black on white with American and South Carolinian flags on the left.	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	1234AB
S Dakota		Jan 2016	Standard effect Keen Faces. Great Places.	bluish on Mount Rushmore graphic	Screened series; Reflective sheeting	Coded past county of issuance: 0A1 234 0AB 123 00A 123
Tennessee		Jan 2022	www.tnvacation.com	blue with "The Volunteer State" on the left and the outline of the state around "Tennessee" with canton name sticker and the Tri-Star logo in the eye	Screened series; Reflective sheeting	ABC 1234 123 ABCD alternate with 'In God We Trust' around the Tri-Star logo
Texas		July 2012	Standard consequence The Lone Star State	blackness on white with v-betoken star in the upper left corner.	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-1234
Utah		Belatedly 2007	Greatest Snow on Earth and Life Elevated	dark bluish on skier graphic[26] [27]	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	A12 3BC
			Life Elevated	dark blue on graphic of Fragile Curvation		A12 3BC[28]
		2017	In God We Trust; United We Stand	dark blue on white		1A2BC
Vermont		1985	Standard issue Dark-green Mountain State	white on dark-green with small white tree in height left corner	Debossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123 (1990–present) 12AB3 (1989) 1AB23 (1988) 123A4 (1986–1987) 1A234 (1985)
U.S. Virgin Islands		2017	Standard issue Transfer Centennial	white on blueish sea background with orange island maps	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	Coded by island of issuance:[29] ABC 123, ABC 123 (for St. John)
Virginia		March 1, 2014	Standard result Virginia is for Lovers	blueish on white	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-1234[30]
Washington		July 1998	Standard issue Evergreen State	dark blue on white with low-cal blue Mount Rainier graphic	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC1234 (2010–present) 123-ABC (1987–2010)
W Virginia		2006[31]	Standard issue Wild, Wonderful	blue on white with country name in dark blueish bar	Embossed series; Reflective sheeting	Coded by month of expiration: 0AB 123 (one through nine for January through September, respectively) ABC 123 (O, Due north, and D for October, November, and Dec, respectively)
Wisconsin		June 2000	Standard result America'due south Dairyland	black on cogitating white with stylized lake and farm graphic	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-1234 (2017–present) 123-ABC (2000–2017)
Wyoming		January 2016	Standard issue Screened black numbers and Bucking Horse and Rider on graphic plate featuring the Green River Lakes and Squaretop Mountain against a cloudy blue sky; aureate yellow rope border effectually plate		Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	Coded by county of issuance: 0-12345 (variable number of digits following divider) 0-1234A (following burnout of higher up format; variable number of digits following divider) 00-12345 (variable number of digits following divider)

Plate types no longer issued just withal valid [edit]

Plates with the following designs and series formats are no longer being issued but may still be valid for use in certain instances. This table does not include year of manufacture registrations.

Jurisdiction	Image	Dates issued	Type	Plate style	Series format	Status
Alabama		early 2007 – October 2013	Optional result God Anoint America	nighttime blueish on American flag background	AB12345 12345AB[five]	Being replaced upon expiration, Oct 2013 to October 2014.
Alaska		1981 – late 2004	"The Last Frontier"; blueish on gold with state flag	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123	Valid.
		late 1997 – belatedly 2004	"Gold Rush Centennial"	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC 123
		January 2, 2008 – December 31, 2009	"Celebrating Statehood 1959–2009"; night blue on mountain mural background	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC123[32]
American Samoa	none
Arizona		1980–1996	white on maroon	Embossed serial; Cogitating characters on nonreflective background	ABC-123	Valid.
		1996 – late 2007	desert scene with embossed serials	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	123•ABC
	2008–2020	desert scene with screened serials	Screened series; Reflective sheeting	ABC1234
Arkansas	none
California		1963–1969	yellow on blackness	Embossed serial; Non-reflective background	ABC 123	Valid.
		1969–1980	yellow on blue	Embossed serial; Non-reflective background	123 ABC
		1980 – January 1987			1ABC234
		January 1983 – Oct 1987	"The Golden Country"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting
		October 1987 – 1995	blue on white with red embossed state name
		1995–1998; 2000–2011	blue on white with red screened state proper name	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting
		1998–2000	"Sesquicentennial – 150 Years"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting
Colorado		1978–2000	embossed mount scene	Reflective embossed serial; Non-reflective background	Coded by canton of issuance: AB-1234, ABC-123, ABC1234	Valid.
Connecticut	none
Delaware			white on black		up to 12–345	Valid.
			argent on blackness		upwardly to 123456
			yellow on blue without slogan		up to 123456
District of Columbia			"A Capital Urban center"		123–456	Valid.
			"Gloat & Discover"	1991 – November 2000	AB-1234 (1997–2000) 123–456 (1991–1997)
		2001	blue on reflective white with red flag separator and "WWW.Washingtondc.gov"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	BB-1234
		2001 – July 2013	blue on reflective white with red flag separator and "Taxation without Representation" with jurisdiction name displayed as "Washington, D.C."	Screened serial; Cogitating sheeting	AB-1234
Florida		December 2003 – early 2009	dark-green on reflective white with land map, citrus orange graphic, and myFLORIDA.com with county name	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	A12 3BC	Being replaced on a ten-year rolling basis.
		December 2003 – 2006	green on reflective white with state map, citrus orangish graphic, and myFLORIDA.com with "Sunshine Land" slogan
Georgia		1997 – Dec 2003	"...on my listen"		123 ABC 12345 QA 1234 AB 1234 ABC	Valid.
		Dec 2003 – May 2007	www.GEORGIA.gov		ABC 1234
		May 2007 – May 2012	GEORGIA.gov		ABC 1234
Guam			black on reflective white with map graphic in center, "Tano Y Chamorro"		Coded past municipality of issuance: ABC 1234 (variable number of digits following space) ABC 123A (following exhaustion of to a higher place format)	Valid.
Hawaii	none
Idaho			dark blueish on reflective white with red gradient and dark blue mountain scene, "Famous Potatoes"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	Coded past county of issuance: A 123456 (variable number of digits following space) 0A 12345 (variable number of digits following space) 0A B1234 (following burnout of higher up format) 0A BC123 (following exhaustion of to a higher place format)
Illinois		July 2001 - Dec 2016	"Country of Lincoln": reddish on bluish gradient fade with Abraham Lincoln portrait graphic in centre	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	AB1 2345 (2016) A12 3456 (2006–2016) 123 4567 (2001–2006) [33]	Originally valid for 10 years, only new plates were not issued until January 2017.
Indiana	none
Iowa		January 1997 - Apr 2018	Embossed blue, screened blue or screened black serial on reflective white skyline on blue background and black mitt fatigued subcontract scene foreground, screened "Iowa" in a small caps serif font and sticker with/or screened canton name in uppercase in blueish or black as the series	Embossed or screened serial; Cogitating sheeting[34]	123 ABC except for "D" series and commencement of electric current ABC 123[35]	Fifty-fifty though one of the 2017 license plate contestant plates lost the competition, it became a vanity plate, and the 1997 series plate is however valid.
Kansas		January 2001 – April 2007	state capitol	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123	Valid.
Kentucky	none
Louisiana		1993–2001; 2004–2005	"Sportsman's Paradise" without pelican	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC 123	Valid.
		Jan 2002 - early 2004	"Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial 1803–2003" written in early 18th-century lettering and has the Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial logo as the separator[36]	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting
		2011–2012	"200 Years"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC123
		2014 - 2015	www.louisianatourism.com Bicentennial, Battle of New Orleans, 1815–2015 blue on reflective white with silhouette of Andrew Jackson on horse at left	Embossed series; Cogitating sheeting
Maine	none
Maryland		February 1986 – early 2005	no slogan		1AB C23 (2004–2005) ABC 123 (1986–2004)	Valid.
		early 2005 – June 2010	www.Maryland.gov black on reflective white with state crest in middle		1AB C23
Massachusetts			dark-green on white (coded by month of expiration) "The Spirit of America" (coded by month of expiration)		123-450 120-ABC	Valid. Maybe discipline to replacement if found to be illegible during almanac motor vehicle safe inspection.
Michigan		1996–2007	Optional issue "Keen Lakes Splendor"		1AB C23[37]	Valid
		1996	Optional upshot "Earth's Motor Uppercase"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 12 12 ABC	Valid
		2007–2013	Optional issue "world wide web.Michigan.gov"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 1234[38]	Valid
		2013–2014	Optional issue The Mackinac Bridge yellow to orange fade and blue with stylized Mackinac Span in groundwork with white characters.	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123	Valid
Minnesota		circa 2000–2008	blue on reflective white with lake scene graphic, "Explore Minnesota; x,000 lakes"; second slogan displayed in small bluish gradient across bottom of plate	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC-123	Being replaced on a seven-year rolling footing.
		2008–2009	blackness on reflective white with lake scene graphic, "Explore Minnesota; ten,000 lakes"	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	123-ABC
Mississippi	none
Missouri	none
Montana		2006–2009	black on greyness and white slope with mountain graphic; "Big Sky Country"	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	Coded by county of issuance: 0 C-12345 (variable number of digits post-obit divider) 0 C-1234A (following exhaustion of above format; variable number of digits following divider) 0-12345A (variable number of digits following divider)	Valid if permanently registered.
Nebraska	none
Nevada			white on blue		A12345, AB1234, ABC123, 123ABC
New Hampshire	none
New Bailiwick of jersey		1959–1969; 1970–1973	black on tan, non-reflective, state abbreviated "Due north. J."		ABC-123	Valid.
		1969–1970	blackness on tan, reflective, state abbreviated "N. J."		ABC-123
		1973–1977	black on tan, not-reflective, state abbreviated "N. J."		123-ABC
		1977–1979	black on tan, non-cogitating, full state proper name		123-ABC
		1979–1985	buff on blueish, not-reflective		123-ABC
		1985			ABC-123
		1985–1992			ABC-12D
		1992–1993	black on yellow and white gradient, reflective, sticker boxes		ABC1234
		1993–1999			AB-123D
		1999–2007			ABC-12D[39]
New Mexico		1999–2010	Land of Enchantment hot air airship	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	NM1234 1NM234 12NM34 123NM4 1234NM AB 123 ABC123	Valid.
New York		2001–2010	dark blueish on cogitating white with blueish bars (upper blue bar has the state name over a skyline of Niagara Falls, the Adirondack Mountains, and New York Urban center; lower bar includes the words "The Empire State" in white)	Embossed series; Reflective sheeting	ABC-1234[40]	Valid.
		2010-2020	dark blue on reflective gold	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-1234	Valid.
North Carolina		2007–2011	red on reflective white with blue and red graphics, "First in Flight"		ABC-1234	Valid.
N Dakota		1993–2015	blackness on light blueish gradient fade with prairie scene graphic, "Discover The Spirit"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-123	Valid through 2016
Northern Marianas Islands	none
Ohio		1996–1998	dark blue on aureate gradient fade "The Heart of it All"		ABC 1234	Valid.
		1998–2001	night blue on aureate slope fade "The Birthplace of Aviation"		ABC 1234
		2001–2003	red, white, and blue "Ohio Bicentennial"		AB12CD
		2004–2010	night bluish on reflective white with state seal ("Sunburst") graphic and crimson and bluish confined		ABC 1234
		2010–2013	"Cute Ohio": dark blue on rolling hills with farm, distant skyline, and airborne biplane		ABC 1234
Oklahoma		2009 - 2016	"Native America": night red on white and blue with photograph of Sacred Rain Arrow sculpture	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	123ABC	Valid until expiration.
Oregon		1956–1959	aureate on blue		1A-1234	Valid.
		1959–1964	gold on blueish with "Pacific Wonderland" slogan
		1964–1974	golden on blue		ABC 123 (A-Thousand corresponds to Jan–December, skipping I)
		1974–1988	blue on gold		ABC 123 (A-M corresponds to Jan–Dec, skipping I; Due north and afterward series had no calendar month correlation)
		1988–1989	blue on lite green Douglas Fir tree and mountain graphic		ABC 123 (A-M corresponds to January–Dec, skipping I, N-series had no month correlation)
Pennsylvania		1999–2004	blue on blueish, white and yellow gradient, "www.state.pa.usa"		ABC-1234	Valid if retained by electric current possessor on current vehicle. May non be transferred to new vehicle.
Puerto Rico		1986–2007	Standard upshot blackness on reflective white with Fortaleza graphic, "Isla del Encanto"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123	valid
			Optional issue black on reflective flag graphics, "Cincuentenario 1952–2002"	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC 123
		2007–2011	Standard issue black on cogitating blue with Fortaleza graphic, "Isla del Encanto"	Screened serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC 123 ABC-123
Rhode Island	none
Due south Carolina		summertime 2008 – December 2015	Standard result travel2sc.com black on orangish, white, and blue gradient with palmetto tree in middle	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123
South Dakota	none
Tennessee		2006–2011	black on mountain scene with "The Volunteer State" and canton proper noun sticker	Screened serial; Cogitating sheeting	123-ABC	valid until the expiration of the license plate at the finish of the month issued on that plate
Texas		2009–2012	blackness on Davis Mountains and heaven groundwork with a lone star and streaks of red and blue in the upper-left corner	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	AB1-C234	Valid.
U.S. Virgin Islands	none
Utah		1972–1985	black on white	Embossed series; Reflective sheeting	ABC 123 ABC-123	Valid.
		1985–2008	blue on white with skier graphic, "Ski Utah!", and "Greatest Snow on Earth"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	123 ABC
		1992–2008	night bluish on Delicate Arch background; "Centennial"	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	123 ABC[28]
		2002	2002 Winter Olympics commemorative plate with snowflake logo above "Table salt Lake 2002" and the Olympic rings; "Olympic Wintertime 2002"[41]	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	123A4
Vermont	none
Virginia		1979–1994	dark bluish on white with blue state name in sentence case	Embossed series; Cogitating sheeting	ABC-1234 (1994) ABC-123 (1979–1993)	Valid.
		1994 – July 2002; 2007 – Feb 28, 2014	night blue on white with blueish land name in all capital messages	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC-1234[42]
		July 2002 – 2006	400th Ceremony	Embossed serial; Cogitating sheeting	ABC-1234
		2006–2007	Jamestown America's 400th Anniversary	Embossed series; Reflective sheeting
Washington	none
West Virginia		December 2002 – early 2006	blueish on reflective white with state proper noun in dark blueish bar, "Wild, Wonderful / www.callwv.com"		Coded by month of expiration: 0AB 123 (1 through ix for Jan through September, respectively) ABC 123 (O, Due north, and D for October, November, and December, respectively)	Valid.
Wisconsin	none
Wyoming	none

Diplomatic license plates [edit]

Diplomatic license plates are issued by the United states Department of State to accredited diplomats.

Prior to 1984 license plates for diplomatic vehicles were provided by the jurisdiction where the foreign mission was located. The District of Columbia provided license plates for missions headquartered in the upper-case letter, and New York provided plates for members of the United Nations, etc. Upon passage of the Foreign Missions Human action in 1984 registration authority for foreign mission vehicles was centralized with the U.S. Department of Country.^{[43] [44] [45] [46]}

From 1984 until August 28, 2007, all plates issued followed the pattern of a letter identifying the status of the owner, followed past the 2-letter country code, followed past a random 3 or 4-digit number (S AB 1234). For member countries of the Organization of American States (OAS), a subset of that numbering blueprint was allotted to vehicles based at those countries' missions to the OAS. Plates issued to cars based at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York Metropolis were issued in the reverse format, with the iii or iv-digit number first, followed past the 2-letter country code, followed past the condition code (1234 AB Southward).

The location of the condition codes, either equally the beginning or last grapheme, allows the urban center of consignment to be easily identified because representatives of certain countries are limited to travel in a certain radius from their base. The status codes used until 2007 were "C" for Foreign Consul; "D" for Diplomat; "S" for Not-Diplomatic Staff; and "A" for the OAS. Status codes used for U.N. personnel until 2007 were "A" for the U.Northward. Secretariat; "D" for U.N. missions and diplomatic personnel; and "S" for U.Due north. Staff. The rights of the driver and car under diplomatic immunity are divers by this status code.

The country codes are unique to each particular land, but exercise non correlate to ISO State Codes or other standards format. For instance, in the system used until 2007, France is "DJ" rather than "F", and Australia is "XZ" rather than "AUS".

Diplomatic License Plates

Jurisdiction	Prototype	Dates issued	Type	Plate manner	Serial format	Condition
U.Due south. Dept. of State		1984 – December 31, 2008	Standard consequence; red, white, and blue groundwork with "DIPLOMAT", "Consul" or bare at top, and black serial centered on a white background	Embossed series; Reflective sheeting	A AB1234 A 12345 1234AA A 12345 A	Expired
U.S. Dept. of State		Unknown – December 31, 2008	Standard outcome; ruddy, white, and bluish background with "DIPLOMAT", "Delegate" or blank at height, and blue series centered on a white background	Screened serial; Reflective sheeting	A AB1234 A 12345 1234AA A 12345 A	Expired
U.Due south. Dept. of Country		August 28, 2007 - Current	Standard upshot; blackness series on heaven blue background, concave curved reddish top with the Dept. of Country seal, "DIPLOMAT", "CONSUL" or blank at top center, and Office of Foreign Missions (OFM) logo	Embossed serial; Reflective sheeting	ABC 1234 A 123456 1234 ABC 123456 A	Valid

U.S. diplomatic plate country codes
Codes	Country or Organization
AA	Congo
AB	Taiwan (Issued with "E" condition code)[47] [48]
Air-conditioning	Ivory coast
AE	Uzbekistan
AF	Japan
AH	Madagascar
AJ	Panama
AK	Cape Verde
AQ	Syrian arab republic
AU	Republic of uganda
AV	State of israel
AW	African Matrimony
AX	Marshall Islands
BL	Southward Africa
BV	Solomon Islands
BW	World Bank
BY	Solomon Islands
BZ	Republic of iraq
CB	Kingdom of cambodia
CC	Ethiopia
CE	Moldova
CG	Marshall Islands
CK	Namibia
CM	Micronesia
CN	International Organization
CS	Transitional islamic state of afghanistan
CT	Bhutan
CU	Botswana
CV	Myanmar (Burma)
CW	Cameroon
CX	Burundi
CY	China
DA	Colombia
DB	Costa rica
DC	Republic of cuba (Un only)
DD	Cyprus
DF	Dominican Republic
DG	Ecuador
DH	Ivory coast
DI	South Africa
DJ	France
DK	Greece
DL	India
DM	Iran (UN only)
DN	Kingdom of denmark
DP	People's republic of bangladesh
DR	Slovakia
DZ	Palau
FC	Soviet Union (discontinued)
FF	Antigua & Barbuda
FG	Central African Commonwealth
FH	Republic of ireland
FJ	Lebanese republic
FK	Kenya
FL	Liberia
FM	Libya
FN	Malta
FP	Morocco
FR	Philippines
FS	Netherlands
FT	Qatar
FV	Sri Lanka
FW	State of the vatican city
FX	Sierra Leone
FZ	Suriname
GC	Sweden
GD	Ukraine
GE	Azerbaijan
GG	Zambia
GM	Turkey
GN	Turkey
GP	Albania
GQ	Democratic people's republic of korea (UN merely)
GX	Vanuatu
GY	Chile
HB	Tonga
HD	Argentina
HL	Saint Lucia
HM	Andorra
HN	Mongolia
HV	Belgium
HW	Guatemala
HX	Benin
HY	Republic of guinea-Bissau
HZ	Haiti
JB	Republic of honduras
JC	State of kuwait
JD	Republic of mauritius
JF	Nigeria
JG	Portugal
JH	Somalia
JJ	Chad
JK	Turkey
JM	Unknown (seen in Friendship Heights in Apr 2022); Yugoslavia (discontinued)
JP	Tunisia
JQ	Togo
JS	Slovenia
JT	Croatia
JY	Cyprus
KB	Monaco
KD	Eritrea
KE	Georgia
KG	Equatorial guinea
KH	Hungary
KJ	Lithuania
KK	Fiji
KL	Jordan
KM	Jamaica
KN	Gabon
KP	Luxembourg
KQ	State of israel
KR	Malaysia
KS	Mexico
KT	Namibia
KU	São Tomé and Príncipe
KV	Saudi Arabia
KW	Republic of seychelles
KX	Sudan
LC	Venezuela
LD	Vietnam
LG	Turkey
LH	Israel
LJ	State of israel
LK	European Economic Communities
LM	Macedonia
LN	Saudi Arabia
LR	Bosnia-Herzegovina
LW	Frg
MF	International Monetary Fund
MG	Unknown, Seen in Sterling, VA July 2018 and in Washington, DC Apr 2021
MK	Djibouti
ML	Diego Garcia
MN	Comoros
MP	Bahamas
MW	Maldives
NA	Sultanate of oman
NB	Papua New Republic of guinea
NC	Paraguay
ND	Romania
NQ	Angola
NX	Malaysia
PA	Austria
PB	Barbados
PC	Belize
PD	United Kingdom
PF	Republic of bolivia
PG	Belarus
PH	Czech Republic
PI	Israel
PK	Norway
PL	Chile
PM	Brunei
PR	Argentine republic
PS	Zimbabwe
PV	Democratic Congo-brazzaville
QA	Yemen
QD	Burkina Faso
QL	St. Kitts & Nevis
QM	Bulgaria
QN	Lao people's democratic republic
QP	Latvia
QQ	Lesotho
QR	Republic of malaŵi
QS	Mozambique
QT	New Zealand
QU	Nicaragua
QV	Niger
QW	Poland
QX	Pakistan
QX	Islamic republic of iran (DC only)
QY	Yemen
QZ	Republic of indonesia
RB	Rwanda
RC	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
RD	Senegal
RJ	African Union Mission (seen in DC 2017 park outside African Union Mission)
RL	Uruguay
RM	Unknown, Seen DC July 2013
RO	Romania
RQ	Unknown, Seen DC February 2011
RV	San Marino
SF	Czech Republic
SG	Israel
ST	Dominica
SX	Soviet Spousal relationship (discontinued)
TC	Mali
TF	Algeria, Republic of iraq (DC Just)
TG	Canada
TH	Egypt
TJ	Germany
TK	Principality of liechtenstein
TL	El Salvador
TM	Iceland
TN	Nepal
TP	Mauritania
TQ	Mali
TR	Italy
TS	Iraq (UN merely)
TT	Guyana
TU	Guinea
Goggle box	Ghana
TW	Gambia
TX	Finland
TY	Grenada
TZ	Peru
UA	Bahrain
UF	Republic of estonia
UH	Kingdom of spain
UX	Trinidad & Tobago
VF	Thailand
VG	Tanzania
VH	Switzerland
VJ	Brazil
VK	Singapore
VL	Swaziland
VM	Nauru
WB	United Arab Emirates
WD	South korea
WM	Samoa
WZ	Uk
XA	Bangladesh
XC	Fiji
XD	Myanmar (Burma)
XE	Ghana
XF	Turkey
XG	Norway
XY	Ireland
XZ	Australia
YA	Armenia
YJ	Tajikistan
YK	Kazakhstan
YM	Moldova
YR	Russian federation
YT	Turkmenistan
YY	Kyrgyzstan
YZ	Azerbaijan

Come across also [edit]

• Canadian licence plate designs and serial formats

Notes [edit]

1. ^ Grapheme positions A, B, C, D, and E can be either messages or numbers. The letters A–Z then the numbers 0–9 are used in each position.^[7]

References [edit]

1. ^ Randazzo, Ryan. "Arizona has made a subtle but meaning alter to its license plates. Have you lot noticed?". The Arizona Commonwealth . Retrieved 2020-11-xix .
2. ^ Current Loftier-Upshot License Plates (U.S. and Canada) Archived March 28, 2008, at the Wayback Automobile
3. ^ "MontanaLicensePlatesByCounty". fechter.com . Retrieved 2021-02-fifteen .
4. ^ "Alabama Canton Codes". 15q.cyberspace. 2010-10-03. Retrieved 2011-04-xiv .
5. ^ ^{a b} "License Plates". Licenseplates.cc. 2014-02-06. Archived from the original on 2012-02-20. Retrieved 2014-02-06 .
6. ^ Same fashion too was issued from tardily 2004 until Dec 2007.
7. ^ "License Plates". Licenseplates.cc. 2010-ten-10. Archived from the original on 2011-07-06. Retrieved 2011-04-14 .
8. ^ "Arkansas Section of Finance and Assistants" (PDF). State.ar.us. Retrieved 2011-04-14 .
9. ^ "License Plates". Licenseplates.cc. 2010-ten-ten. Archived from the original on 2011-07-06. Retrieved 2011-04-xiv .
10. ^ 12345A1 issued to trucks
11. ^ Plus remakes of serials issued on previous bases: 1234, 12345, 123•456, A•123, AB•123, AB•1234
12. ^ "District of Columbia: Department of Motor Vehicles – Services – Plates – Taxation without Representation Plates". Dmv.dc.gov. Archived from the original on 2011-04-xxx. Retrieved 2011-04-14 .
13. ^ except Miami-Dade County
14. ^ "DRT launches new license plates". Marianas Multifariousness, Guam Edition. Archived from the original on 2009-07-thirteen.
15. ^ Plus A12 3456, 123 4567, 12 345, 123 456, AB 1234, ABC 123, A12 345 as remakes of serials issued on previous bases.
16. ^ "License Plates - Standard Plates". Minnesota Driver and Vehicle Services. Minnesota Department of Public Condom. Retrieved 28 May 2021.
17. ^ "License Plates". Motor Vehicle Segmentation. Montana Department of Justice. Retrieved 24 May 2018.
18. ^ In Douglas, Lancaster, and Sarpy Counties, Nebraska.
19. ^ In all other counties, Nebraska.
20. ^ Plus 1234, 12345, and ABC123 as remakes of serials issued on previous base.
21. ^ "ALPCA Garden State Region » Web log Archive » New Format Plate Spotted in the Wild!". Alpcagardenstate.org. 2010-07-16. Archived from the original on 2011-07-25. Retrieved 2011-04-xiv .
22. ^ Kretschmer, Rick. "Rick Kretschmer's License Plate Athenaeum | North Carolina Passenger Cars 1975–Nowadays". www.ricksplates.com . Retrieved 2018-04-30 .
23. ^ webmaster. "NCDOT: Showtime in Freedom Plate". world wide web.ncdot.gov . Retrieved 2018-04-xxx .
24. ^ "License Plates". Division of Motor Vehicles. Country of Rhode Island. Retrieved 25 May 2018.
25. ^ Landis, Bruce (x January 2007). "New License Plates Become By The Numbers". The Providence Journal. p. A.1.
26. ^ Lisa Riley Roche (26 Jan 2007). "New license plates sought: 'Life Elevated' would combine with 'Greatest Snow on Earth' slogan". Deseret News. Deseret News Publishing Company. Retrieved 14 Apr 2011.
27. ^ Medley, Tracy (27 February 2007). "Utah Gets a New License Plate Slogan: 'Life Elevated'". New Due west. NewWest.Net. Archived from the original on 6 June 2011. Retrieved xiv April 2011.
28. ^ ^{a b} Offset letter progressing backwards from Z.
29. ^ C: St. Croix, JA: St. John (considering of shortage of population), T: St. Thomas
30. ^ Progressing forward from VAA-1001.
31. ^ As well issued 1995 – December 2000.
32. ^ "License Plates". Licenseplates.cc. 2010-10-10. Archived from the original on July half-dozen, 2011. Retrieved 2011-04-14 .
33. ^ Plus 12 345, 123 456, AB 1234, ABC 123, A12 345 as remakes of serials issued on previous bases.
34. ^ "Iowa Speciality License Plates". Archived from the original on 2008-09-19. Retrieved 2010-09-07 .
35. ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on Nov 26, 2010. Retrieved September 7, 2010. {{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy equally title (link)
36. ^ Regulation License Plate to Commemorate Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Archived July 14, 2009, at the Wayback Car.
37. ^ A12 34B issued to low-cal trucks.
38. ^ AB 12345 issued to commercial vehicles.
39. ^ "Jim Moini'due south License Plates". Moini.internet. Retrieved 2011-04-14 .
40. ^ Plus ABC-123, 1AB-234, A1B-234, A12-3BC, AB1-23C as remakes of serials issued on previous bases.
41. ^ "Standard Issue License Plates". Archived from the original on 2012-06-29. Retrieved 2012-09-28 .
42. ^ Progressing backwards from ZZZ-9999.
43. ^ Luxner, Larry (Oct 2007). "Country Department Unveils New Design for Diplomatic Plates". The Washington Diplomat. The Washington Diplomat. Retrieved September two, 2017.
44. ^ Nebel, Claude (2007). "New Expect for U.Southward. State Department's Diplomatic Plates". Police Primary. Alexandria, Virginia: International Clan of Chiefs of Law.
45. ^ Levanthal, Brian (August 28, 2007). "New Diplomatic License Plates Unveiled". U.D. Department of State Archive. U.South. Agency of Diplomatic Security. Retrieved September 2, 2017.
46. ^ "Sometime-v.-New Diplomatic and Consular License Plate Comparison Nautical chart". U.S. Department of State Archive. Office of Foreign Missions, Bureau of Diplomatic Security. June 20, 2007. Retrieved September 2, 2017.
47. ^ Taiwan'south representatives in the United states are given diplomatic license plates (2015/02/25) Archived January 23, 2016, at the Wayback Auto, Formosa News of Formosa Television. Retrieved Feb 25, 2015.
48. ^ 駐美代表處 掛上外交車牌, CNA (ROC). Retrieved Feb 25, 2015.

External links [edit]

• Website for Automobile License Plate Collectors' Clan
• License Plates of North America, 1969–Present

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_license_plate_designs_and_serial_formats

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