Number Plates in your nation

[Juansonia]

1. What is the license plate format? P###X###C
2. What is the color scheme and font? Flag-and-Purpose column is white on black, rest is black on white, German font
3. What do individual characters mean? P is The Juansonian Flag above a small letter for purpose code (White letter on black background for this letter-width), # is random English Alphanumeric, X is the space for the inspection sticker, C is the checksum digit.
4. Does a car have one plate for its life or does it get reregistered? reregistered if assigned different purpose letter
5. What can be found out from a plate number? Its purpose (A for presidential/congressional security service, B for diplomatics, C for collector, D for disability/paratransit, E for emergency services, F for vehicles grandfathered(or conquered), G for gov't services, I for industrial/construction equippment, L for trucking, M for military vehicles, P for marked police vehicles, R for rural/remote exempt vehicles, S for education-specific vehicles, T for transit vehicles, V for tradesman vans/trucks, and Z for anything else), whether it's a valid number plate.
6. License plate sizes: 520 cm by 111 cm
7. What plates are required? Front and rear plates, decal on each side.
8. Are there any special plate types? Motorcycles only have a shorter back plate, all vehicles with forgein plates MUST have a country code affixed next to it, military uses its own plate system for street-illegal vehicles
9. What vehicles need license plates? Any vehicle but:

• Bycicles, Scooters, user-worn mobility, boards, E-scooters, and E-bikes
• horse-driven vehicles
• Railway/tramway vehicles
• Facility-confined vehicles (park maintenance carts, tunnel borers, etc)
• air/water based vehicles (boats, planes, etc. are regulated separately)
• non-driven trailers for farm tractors ONLY

Trailers only require rear plates and side decals.
10. Where can you find plate info? Department of Transportations' Roadway Agency

We're well known for restricting automobiles heavily, some would describe it as a ban. Forgein-registered vehicles must have country identifiers next to Front and Rear plates, and can only be authorised to enter under specific circumstances (diplomat, logistics trucking, etc.)

The Roadway Agency sells custom plates, but they are not allowed to be used for vehicle marking. They can be identified by the purpose code (or whatever else is there) being above the Juansonian flag.

[The Cannaland Islands]

Casea: KSÏ-###-A-####
Mowalort: MWA-YD-###-1
Peak Island: PKI-#######
Bardesrs & Aikana: BRAI-##A####

EX: from Casea

KSÏ-HGA-A-QQKA

[Arpasia]

UPDATED List of regional area code assignments (North-South):

• Alouvain: ALO
• Gauroix: GRX
• Montbougre-Nouviceaux: MNB
• Northeast Coast: CNO
• Lower Sascony: BSÇ
• Upper Sascony: HSÇ
• Douronne: DRN
• Lemain: LMN
• Suronia: SOE
• Mulgany: MLE
• Chamée: CME
• Deuxbaie: DXE
• Southern Mountains: MDS
• San Mateo: SMO
• Ostania: OAE
• Rugerland: RGT
• Lorent: LRT
• Levant: LVT
• Arpandy: APE
• Piquellon: PQN
• Galatine GLE
• Orlise: OLE
• Sarkia: SRE
• Philippeaux: PHL

[United Tropics of Torchland]

States:
Hornillia Self-Administrative State = HNA
Torchia = TOR
Adverstaille = ASE
Grenia = GNA

Torchlandic Federal Territories:
Amorgous Island and Smithern = TFT (with a AMR and SMT respectively on the left signifying its origin)

Torchlandic Dominions:
Western Jaktoko = JKT (with a Zimbabwean Bird on the left of the plate signifying that it is of Torchlandic Nationality)
Empius = EMP

Military Vehicles of the Torchlandic Armed Defense Force:
Torchlandic Army = TRA
Torchlandic Marines Corps = TMC
Torchlandic Air Force = TAF
Torchlandic Space Force = TSF
Torchlandic Coast Guard = TCG
Torchlandic Navy = TNY

[Victorious Decepticons]

We have no such thing. It sounds like something for some kind of metal cattle, which we are not. The Autobots probably wore them, though. That sounds like something those types would have done.

[Saint Kanye]

Currently, we use LLNNNNNN, where L = any letter, N = any digit, but first one can't be 0. Hence, the first valid plate is AA100000. No specific area code assignments. We've also gone with NNNN and LLL NNN, first digit can't be 0, at some points in the distant past.

[Random Country 453632]

A Randomian license plate follows the same design, with some regions adding minor adjustments:

The Randomian License Plate's design base is a simple white rectangle with a black frame. The sun/moon symbol of the flag is present on the left as if the license plate itself was the flag. The actual letters and numbers coding is shifted slightly to the right to create space for the symbol. The region that validated the license is usually in text at the top of the plate.

A license number follows this layout:
L-NN-LLL
R-78-CVI
...where L stands for letters and N stands for numbers. The second example is the number plate of Random Guy's limousine.

[Cosnicu]

Given that most individuals use public watercrafts, number plates are rather rare, and Cosnicu's infrastructure is designed for public transport and foot traffic, not automobiles, meaning they are nonexistent in Cosnicu. Cosnicu's transportation agencies however do have a system for number plates however.
Watercraft (such as boats): WCU (Watercraft Cosnicu Union) and then a set of six letters or numbers from Cosnicu's Shiveki Alphabet
Automobiles (usually, if not exclusively used for farm equipment when needed): CLV (Cosnicu Land Vehicle) and then a set of six letters or numbers from Cosnicu's Shiveki Alphabet
Aircraft: ASC (AeroSpace Cosnicu) followed by a set of six numbers or letters from Cosnicu's Shiveki Alphabet.

[Teleksog]

They are yellow with red text. The first two (or one) letters vary according to the canton the vehicle is registered in, and these are followed by four numbers and two other letters. Example:

XW-4105TF

The canton letters may be one of the following:

• D (Dróro)
• BH (Bhézälko)
• XL (Xolëdub)
• JD (Jédékazo)
• KG (Kädzóg)
• SL (Sóghali)
• PC (Pacor)
• BR (North Brëgzóg)
• BG (Brëgzóg)
• TJ (Tójégzóg)
• FQ (Foqósko)
• XW (Xäzhwor)
• PR (Pidhérako)
• SC (Säncäbi)
• BX (Bóraxó)
• KX (Kéxélag)
• SB (Sänbó)