Your nation's license plates?

[Ko-oren]

1. What is the license plate format?
[10-59]-[Consonant][Consonant][Consonant]-[Number][Number]. Some consonant clusters are forbidden, in the case of some (political) abbreviations.

2. What is the color scheme and font?
All 12 subdivisions can have a different scheme and font. Black on white is most common, but Yoshima has red on white. Noordrug, Sudaefjoll, and Intermare have blue on white. Mawryshire and Finisterre have black on yellow.

3. What do individual characters mean?
The first two numbers refer to the census area the car was registered in (Here). The rest is random.

4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered?
It can get reregistered, but that is uncommon.

5. What can be found out from a plate number?
Only in which census area the car was registered.

6. License plate sizes:
EU size.

7. What plates are required?
Front and back.

8. Are there any special plate types?
Diplomats, the navy, coast guard, police, and some government services have numbers 01-09, which are instantly recognisable.

9. What vehicles need license plates?
Cars, scooters (though they have smaller size plates in format [10-59]-6 numbers), and most other road vehicles.

10. Where can you find plate info?
At the Ministry for Infrastructure and Transportation.

11. An example plate:
34-LMN-05

[Terre Septentrionale]

1. What is the license plate format? We have four formats: LL-LLL-NNN or LL-NNN-LLL or LL-LLL-LLL or LL-NNN-NNN
2. What is the color scheme and font? White characters on a green background in eastern townships and on a red background in western townships; Québec license plate font.
3. What do individual characters mean? The first two letters are the township's name abbreviation and other six letters or numbers are totally random.
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered? Reregistered.
5. What can be found out from a plate number? Only the township where the plate is registered.
6. License plate sizes? US car size plate
7. What plates are required? Only a rear one
8. Are there any special plate types? Diplomats, government officials, police, coast guards, army, navy, air force have a plate with blue characters on a yellow background
9. What vehicles need license plates? All road vehicles, except light quadbikes and bicycles.
10. Where can you find plate info? At the SAATS (société de l'assurance automobile de Terre Septentrionale).
11. An example plate:

CN 303 VDT
White characters on green background

CN: Township of Catherine du Nord
303: random number
VDT: random letters

Niedzwiecki Leaf 2021
Owned by Pierre-Paul Lafortune

[Shikonjima]

1. What is the license plate format?
##LL ###-##; ##L ###-###.

2. What is the color scheme and font?
By standard black on white, but it may be customized. The font is Kenteken, the plate font of a fictitious country called the Netherlands.
It always carries the flag (Royal Standard) as well as the country code SJ.

3. What do individual characters mean?
The first two digits indicated which Fief ("federal state") the car has been registered in. The rest is random.

4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered?
Usually, plates are assigned to a vehicle owner, not the particular car - thus, unless in very rare cases, a plate remains for the entire life of its owner. This does not change if the owner moves to a different part of Shikonjima.

5. What can be found out from a plate number?
Only the territory it was registered in.

6. License plate sizes:
EU size.

7. What plates are required?
Front and rear.

8. Are there any special plate types?
Yes, for police, military, and Royal Government vehicles, different formats exist.

9. What vehicles need license plates?
All motorized vehicles.

10. Where can you find plate info?
Any police department, as well as the Royal Ministry of Transport and its equivalents in the Fiefs.

11. An example plate:
(Or more!)

A standard plate for a car, registered in the Barony of Kuroga:


A customized plate for a car, registered in the County of Akebono:


A police plate from the Barony of Kagerou:


A military plate (no local identification code):


A Royal Government plate:


A customized plate for a motorcycle, registered in the County of Fubuki:


Another customized plate for a motorcycle, registered in the Crownland Territory of Nashinya (Capital):

[Purpuriae]

1. What is the license plate format?
Old series: ###
New series: L ####

2. What is the color scheme and font?
Old series: Black on white, Helvetica bold. At the left is the Purpurian emblem, and at the bottom is the nation name in Latin: REGNUM PURPURIAE.
New series: Instead of the full nation name, the ISO 3166 code for Purpuria (PP) appears under the emblem. The font has been changed to DIN 1451 Narrow. The border is now purple.

3. What do individual characters mean?
The number is a simple count of all cars registered up to that one. I.e., 555 is given to the 555th car. With the new series, a letter was added to track the year, starting with A for 2019.

4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered?
One car will always have the same plate, but a plate may be reused once the car is retired from the road. There is a quota on the number of new plates given out each year, to limit the total number of cars in use.

5. What can be found out from a plate number?

• Make
• Model
• VIN
• Color
• Current owner

This information can only be accessed by police and the vehicle registration agency, not the general public.

6. License plate sizes.
33 cm x 14 cm (13" x 5 1/2")

7. What plates are required?
At least one front and one rear.

8. Are there any special plate types?
Single digit: the Queen or her personal staff.
Two digits: government officials.
Green border: electric or hybrid vehicle.
White letters on red background: temporary dealer plate.

9. What vehicles need license plates?
Motorized vehicles that can go faster than 40 km/h, if driven on public roads. Microcars, scooters, and marked public service vehicles do not need plates.

10. Where can you find plate info?
General information is available in government offices. Information about a specific plate is not public.

11. An example plate:

[Libereco kaj Paco]

There are no license plates, auto registration or drivers licenses in Libereco kaj Paco. However, drivers can use non-unique vanity plates with a custom word/phrase for aesthetic purposes, which can use any color and font. Vanity plates for buses generally contain the bus route abbreviation and vanity plates for vans and trucks generally contain the company name or company industry abbreviation.

[Creslonia]

1. What is the license plate format? Letter-letter-letter number-number-number
2. What is the color scheme and font? Black text on white background, generic serif monospace-style font, branded CresLicense
3. What do individual characters mean? Number plates started with Letters A-F are for vehicles registered in East Island, letters G-L are for vehicles registered in Near-West Island, letters M-T are for vehicles registered in Far-West Island, and letters U-Z are for vehicles registered in the Northern Isles. Far-West Island vehicles have more starter numbers due to the higher population. The other letters are numbers have no meaning.
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered? A vehicle must be reregistered every four years.
5. What can be found out from a plate number? Where the vehicle was registered.
6. License plate sizes: 360x125 mm
7. What plates are required? One front and one rear
8. Are there any special plate types? Motorcycle plates may have two lines due to lack of space. Plates with a brown border are government vehicles, plates with a red border belong to the Triple Service (Creslonian National Police, Fire & Rescue Creslonia, Creslonian Ambulance Service), plates with a green border are electric vehicles.
9. What vehicles need license plates? All.
10. Where can you find plate info? The Directorate of Licensing and Registration, under the Ministry of Transport.
11. An example plate:

JTU-468
(Registered n Near-West Island)

[Nou Pais Valencia]

1. What is the license plate format? EU flag PV on the left corner NNN LLL N
2. What is the color scheme and font? White color Black letters and numbers. Roman alfabet.
3. What do individual characters mean? Normally is the vehicle order of registration nationwide. the last number the department where it was registred.
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered? Generally one for it's life.
5. What can be found out from a plate number? where it was registered and the year.
6. License plate sizes: standard EU size.
7. What plates are required? Frontal and back.
8. Are there any special plate types? Yes, for special service vehicles Like police cars NNN L (PV) meaning police N. BV for firemenn, etc.
9. What vehicles need license plates? All vehicles over 49cc
10. Where can you find plate info? at traffic department of the ministry of interior.
11. An example plate: (PV) 123 ABC 1

[The Macaronesia]

1. What is the license plate format? Three letters and three figures.
2. What is the color scheme and font? Font is DejaVu Sans Mono Bold. Color depends on the type of the vehicle:

• Standard vehicles: black letters over white plate.
• Rental cars: black over light green.
• Public service transport: white over dark blue.
• Provisional licence: white over dark red.
• Official vehicles: dark over light blue. Also, a sticker is added to distingish different official vehicle types.

3. What do individual characters mean? It is just a correlative code.
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered? Reregistration is only permitted when the vehicle changes its use. E.g.: if a rental car is sold as a particular car.
5. What can be found out from a plate number? Code gives information about make and model, engine size, power, date of registration, , mileage and date on last inspection and accidents. Also, current owner's name, address and contact data are available with previous authorization or a transfer contract. Besides, plate color gives the use of the vehicle, the compulsory frequency of inspections and the legal and technical requierements.
6. License plate sizes. UK car-size plate, US car-size plates, UK motorbike-size plates.
7. What plates are required? Both front and rear plates are required without exceptions.
8. Are there any special plate types? No, apart from the types explained in point 2.
9. What vehicles need license plates? All road vehicles, except bicycles, wheelchairs and scooters.
10. Where can you find plate info? At the Transport Administration Agency or its webpage.
11. An example plate:

It is used because tourism represents about five times domestic population, so green plates are very popular.

D stands for Diplomatic Mission.


P stans for Police.


E stands for Emergency (firefighters, ambulances, recue...)


F stands for Armed Forces.


O stands for Official Vehicle (not included in previous cathegories)

[Vardelia]

Latest series: 1978 series plates
1. What is the license plate format? X X## XX ### XXX
2. What is the color scheme and font? White text on black plate with blue stripe and emblem on the left side (Font: Targa)
3. What do individual characters mean? On blue stripe: First letter is for vehicle type, the second letter and the numbers tells vehicle age. The rest are area of registration and a randomized code.
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get re-registered? One for its life.
5. What can be found out from a plate number? Type of vehicle (Personal, goods transport, etc.), Vehicle age, and its assigned registration code.
6. License plate sizes 520mm x 110mm
7. What plates are required? Both front and rear, with an exception for motorcycles which needs only rear plates.
8. Are there any special plate types? Yes. Service and diplomatic vehicles have different plate designs.
9. What vehicles need license plates? All motored vehicles.
10. Where can you find plate info? At government offices.
11. An example plate:



P: Personal vehicle
B08: Registered in May-August 2013

AD: Registered in Andrasce comuni (commune)
249 IBK: randomized code

[Korwin]

What is the license plate format? LLNN-LLLN (letter/number)
What is the color scheme and font? Generally black text on white background. Font is FE-Schrift
What do individual characters mean? The first two letters are an abbreviation for the jurisdiction where that vehicle was initially registered. The following number represents what type of vehicle the vehicle is classified as: 1-2 = compact or smaller, 3-5 = sedan / mid-sized, 6-8 = truck (various), 9-0 = large truck / 4+ wheel vehicle. The next number is random. The next three letters and one number are a random combination.
Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get re-registered? In most cases, it's for the lifetime of the vehicle.
What can be found out from a plate number? What Department in the Anthrostate it was registered, and what type of vehicle it is classified.
License plate size: 15 x 30 cm; American standard
What sides are required? Frontal; rear is optional
Are there any special plate types? Special vehicles, like government fleets, civil (police / fire / emergency) fleets, military vehicles, etc..., have there own individual dedicated system. Custom designs are allowed on civilian vehicles, with restrictions.
What vehicles need license plates? Any road-legal vehicle, including motorcycles, excluding golf carts, motorbikes, and ATVs, unless they are frequently driven on public roads, in which case they must be registered.
Where can a citizen find plate information? The National Department of Registered Vehicles (NIRV), sub-department of the National Offices of Registration
Example plate: TC49-TJJ1 (registered in the Tenacity Autonomous City Department, mid-sized sedan)

[Apiary One]

Personal automobiles are largely obsolete in the capital; Party members and tourists are ferried by a network of monorails, metros, and self-driving taxis. In the colonies, only Party members may drive cars because ordinary citizens do not have freedom of movement. Since all of those who own a car are privileged officials, they are not required to register or license their vehicles. There are also no traffic police; due to the low rate of vehicle ownership, accidents are exceedingly rare.

[Outer Sparta]

1. What is the license plate format? LL-LNNNNN
2. What is the color scheme and font? White characters on a blue background, Chinese license plate font
3. What do individual characters mean? First two letters: provincial code, third letter: prefecture/municipal code, numbers: randomly assigned
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered? One for its life
5. What can be found out from a plate number? Info about make and model, which province and prefecture sold, etc.
6. License plate sizes: traditional license plate size
7. What plates are required? Rear and front both required
8. Are there any special plate types? Yes, such as those with police and government types, which have one more letter that denotes what special type they are.
9. What vehicles need license plates? All road vehicles except for bicycles and other non-motor vehicles
10. Where can you find plate info? At the Sparta Transportation Board
11. An example plate: LS-A39433 (registered in Lower Sparta, A denotes the location: West Sparta)

[Synne Industries]

1. What is the license plate format? Any combination of numbers, letters, and symbols. Repeats allowed. Tracking/recording done via. subliminal barcodes.
2. What is the color scheme and font? Any scheme (except gradient of pink and orange) and any font, see above.
3. What do individual characters mean? Default option is randomized, customization is free.
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get registered? Registered.
5. What can be found out from a plate number? Not much, barcodes reveal region sold and the type/model of vehicle.
6. License plate sizes. 15 x 30cm to 15 x 50cm
7. What plates are required? Rear and front.
8. Are there any special plate types? Government vehicles use a unique orange-pink gradient.
9. What vehicles need license plates? All motorized land vehicles.
10. Where can you find plate info? syngov.AI@crbmail.sy
11. An example plate:
Repeat example:
777-TRIPS
[Armored personnel carrier, sold in Paskal:SAF]
777-TRIPS
[Motorized shopping cart, sold in L85:SynUnder]

[Leinton]

1. What is the license plate format?
000-00XX

2. What is the color scheme and font?
A standard personal vehicle plate is black over white; a commercial vehicle plate is black over yellow; a light vehicle (includes superminis, ATVs, UTVs, etc) plate is blue over white; a motorcycle plate is white over black; a police plate is white over blue; government plates are white over red; military plates are white over green. All in Arial font.

3. What do individual characters mean?
The first two numbers are the year the vehicle was registered; the rest is random.

4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered?
A car may use one plate for its life.

5. What can be found out from a plate number?
Region and year of registration.

6. License plate sizes:
4" by 6" for any vehicle

7. What plates are required?
Plates are required on the front and rear for any vehicle except for scooters or motorcycles.

8. Are there any special plate types?
There are special license plates for each broad category of vehicles, or for different organizations.

9. What vehicles need license plates?
Any road-going vehicles except for bicycles.

10. Where can you find plate info?
Ministry of Transportation centers.

11. Example plates:
A personal vehicle plate from Estland province:


A light vehicle plate from Estland province:


A commercial vehicle plate from Estland province:


Of course, there's many more variants of license plates than what's shown here.

[Democratic Semporna]

1. What is the license plate format?
LL ###-##, LL ###-###.

2. What is the color scheme and font?
Black on white; the font is Kenteken. On newer plates, a blue bar with the crossed guns and the country code SPN can be found. On older plates (until ~2004), both symbols were between the letter code and the digit blocks, where the seal of the city is on newer ones.
Plates from 1969 or before tend to carry symbols of former colonial powers. The country codes were NSP (for Neutral-Semporna), CWS (for Chaamerlandic West Semporna), SES (for Shikonjimanese East Semporna), as well as SAT (for Sempornese Associated Territories).

3. What do individual characters mean?
The two letters indicate where the car has been registered. The digits are given in a numerical order.
List of letter codes:

• BB - Bandar Baru.
• CB - Carabertindak.
• CP - Cipekau.
• DA - Dahan.
• DE - Danauemas.
• DT - Dataran.
• JK - Jayakarang.
• KK - Kotakayu.
• LS - Limasungai.
• MD - Madaram.
• PH - Pulau Hijau.
• PI - Pulau Impian.
• PK - Pulau Keindahan.
• PN - Port Novita.
• RH - Raha.
• SE - Segara.
• SG - Sarang.
• SM - Samadra.
• SU - Sura.
• TB - Tandabintang.
• TG - Tarakgemar.
• TP - Tanipinang.

4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered?
One for its life. This does not change if the owner moves to a different part of Democratic Semporna.

5. What can be found out from a plate number?
The territory it was registered in, and the date of first registration can be guesstimated from the number.

6. License plate sizes:
EU size.

7. What plates are required?
Front and rear.

8. Are there any special plate types?
Yes, for police, military, and government vehicles, different formats exist.

9. What vehicles need license plates?
All motorized vehicles with a design speed of 26 km/h or more.

10. Where can you find plate info?
Any police department, as well as the Ministry of Transport.

11. An example plate:

[Jeronma]

1. What is the license plate format? Letter - (Letter) - (Letter) | (Letter) (Letter) | Number - (Number) -( Number) - (Number) | Letter ; ( ) = Optional

2. What is the color scheme and font? Black Characters on White Background; Font: Arial

3. What do individual characters mean? Letter 1- 3 = District Code | Letter 4-5 = Random Letter | Number 1 - 4 = Random Numbers | Letter 6 = Car Type e.g.: E = Electric, H=Hydrogen, D = Diesel, B = Gas, N = Liquid Gas or Natural Gas, M= Motorbike, P = Police, F = Firefighters or Medical, L= Farming Vehicles, R = Government, V = Historic Vehicle .. s.o.

4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered? Reregistered.

5. What can be found out from a plate number? The city or region where the car was registered ( Letter 1 - 3) and Type of Fuel or Type of Vehicle (Letter 6)

6. License plate sizes: Cars & Trucks: LxH One Row: 530mm x 120mm / Two rows: 330mm x 240mm | Motorbikes and ATV etc. : Two rows 330mm x 240mm / 200mm x 200mm

7. What plates are required? Rear Aluminium or Plastic; Front Aluminium or Plastic | Bikes: Rear Aluminium or Plastic | Bikes under 15 Kilowatts Power: Rear Sticker

8. Are there any special plate types? Military Vehicles: X # # # # # # # | Federal Police: BP Letter Letter # # # # # | Federal Customs: Z Letter Letter # # # # # #

9. What vehicles need license plates? All road vehicles, exept light Motorbikes and E-Scooter under 10 Kilowatts Power (Only Insurance Sticker is needed).

10. Where can you find plate info?Only with a proof of reason at a police station or at the Registration Office (also online at reg.Kraftfahrenregijster.jer). Fee is 45 yi

11. An example plate:

LC : JM : 1234 : E

Londeria City : Random Letters (personalised letters possible) : Random Numbers (personalised numbers possible): E = Electric Vehicle

[Brilinako]

1. What is the license plate format? THree letters, four digits.
2. What is the color scheme and font? Nearly always black text, with differing colours. Most vehicles have white plates, classic vehicles have black plates with white text, electric vehicles use green plates and trailers use red plates.
3. What do individual characters mean? The serial letters are issued in blocks by the provinces.
The characters C, I, O, Q, U and W are never used, and the letters A, E, M and Y are not used as the second character.
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered? One plate for its life.
5. What can be found out from a plate number?Make and model, engine size, date of each registration, current owner's name, mileage and date on last inspection, data about roadworthiness, collisions and salvaging or export.
6. License plate sizes. 50 x 10 cm (cars), 25 x 20 cm (cars, where regular plates do not fit), 15 x 20 cm (motorcycle rear plates), 15 x 10 cm (moped rear plates), 24 x 6 cm (motorcycle and moped front plates..
7. What plates are required? Front and rear plates, made of aluminium.
8. Are there any special plate types? Several special registration types use a different registration format: two letters indicating the type and usage and five serial numbers. The army uses DL, DM and GB, veterans use BE, diplomats use AL and AO, police vehicles use ER and temporary registrations use AB.
9. What vehicles need license plates? Vehicles which use roads (excluding bike paths)
10. Where can you find plate info? ieleszn.gob.eb
11. An example plate:
SGP 3839

More info: https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Vehicle_registra ... Brilliania

[Fluvannia]

1. What is the license plate format?
L#####L
Q is not used; on personalized plates, I and O are also impermissible

2. What is the color scheme and font?
Font used is that of Finland's license plates

• Standard plates: Black on white
• Emergency vehicles: White on red
• Diplomatic plates: White on medium-blue
• Heavy trucks: Green on white
• Farm and construction equipment: Black on yellow

3. What do individual characters mean?
Initial letter: local issuing office
Numbers: Assigned consecutively starting at 00000
Final letter: Month of expiration, skipping Q and Z (A/B = Jan, C/D = Feb, etc)

4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered?
Reregistered when sold or moved between issuing office areas, though registration expiry year is indicated via sticker procured through annual registration fee.

5. What can be found out from a plate number?
From first glance, general area of registration and month of registration expiry. Police database also reveals VIN, make/model, current owner's name/address, and registration/inspection expiry.

6. License plate sizes.
Car plates are 350mm x 100mm, motorcycle/moped plates are 200mm x 150mm. (For real-world equivalent, plates are roughly the size of Italy's front plates, 1 cm smaller in both width and height.)

7. What plates are required?
A rear stamped-metal plate is required; a front plate is issued but not required if the vehicle to which it is attached was not designed to accommodate a front plate.

8. Are there any special plate types?
Yes (see above). Personalized plates with alphanumeric entries in place of the standard 5 numbers are available for an extra fee.

9. What vehicles need license plates?
All motorized road vehicles. ATVs and "gator"-style vehicles, which do not require plates, may be operated in zones of up to 25 mph unless local law dictates otherwise.

10. Where can you find plate info?
Some data is available via the Motorist Bureau's website, but not any personal identifying information belonging to the vehicle's owner.

11. An example plate:


S38654N:
- Black on white: standard passenger car or light truck
- S: Scottsville MB office
- 38654: vehicle's random number combination
- N: registration expires in July
- FV: country code
- 20 sticker represents registration current through last day of expiration month in 2020

[Snakeden]

Snakeden has completely banned cars for the sake of the environment, and so has no need for license plates. Contrary to popular belief, we do not have bicycles either due to our lack of legs. The main methods of transportation are slithering, solar rolling chairs, and simple carts pulled by pack beasts. Every now and then someone attempts to make a thing out of biting their own tail and rolling places, but they never get very far, if you'll excuse the pun.

[Monsone]

1. What is the license plate format?
W/E/C#######

2. What is the color scheme and font?
White plate background for civilian plates with black Times New Roman font. Government plates are the same, but instead of white, they're yellow.

3. What do individual characters mean?
W-West Coast E-East Coast C-Center The rest are random numbers assigned to the car.

4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered?
Reregistered, but also kept for life.

5. What can be found out from a plate number?
Just the location of the vehicle. You need to use the government search engine to know the rest.

6. License plate sizes.
All plates are the standard European (EU) size for all makes and models.

7. What plates are required? At the very minimum, one at the rear.

8. Are there any special plate types? Yes, the yello government plates.
9. What vehicles need license plates? All vehicles except non-motorized vehicles like bikes.

10. Where can you find plate info? This is classified information.

11. An example plate:
C4764785

C-Center

4764785-Vehicle Bort number.

It's a 2014 BMW 3 Series