LICENSE PLATE PHOTOS
RECENTLY ADDED


Click on the photos to go to the relevant country pages

Pictures added 23.4.2026:

Austria transfer series NK 4 LPR.jpg (54 kB)
(A) Transfer plate, since 1990. Expiration sticker since 1995. Reflective plates since 2002. NK = Neunkirchen in Niederösterreich. The sticker to the right shows it is valid until 26 Aug 2025.

Austria personalised electric vehicle series FK CC 22.jpg (62 kB)
(A) Personalised electric vehicle series since 2017. Green lettering = Electric vehicles. FK = Feldkirch in Vorarlberg.

Belgium normal series small plate 1-BZH-953.jpg (106 kB)
(B) Normal series since 2010. First numeral 1-7 = Normal series. Second letter Z = Small plates.

Brazil normal series motorcycle HJQ 3B35.jpg (123 kB)
(BR) Normal series since 2018. 2018 onwards plate style. Letters GKJ-HOK = Minais Gerais state.

Denmark repeater plate AB 76456.jpg (53 kB)
(DK) Repeater plate for use when the rear plate is obscured by a bicycle rack or similar. Since 1998. 2009 onwards plate style. This is from the diplomatic series since 2012.

Latvia personalised within the trailer series T-22X.jpg (47 kB)
(LV) Personalised within the trailer series since 2020. 2004 onwards plate style. No coding.

Norway electrically powered vehicle series EP 10363.jpg (45 kB)
(N) Electrically powered vehicle series since 1999. 2012 onwards plate style (without sticker box). EP (since 2025) = Electric (centrally issued).

Norway personalised series XIXIXIX.jpg (48 kB)
(N) Personalised series since 2017. 2012 onwards plate style, with the blue band covered by a white sticker, optional until 2022. Existing plates may continue to use them.

Romania normal series motorcycle BV 23 HFI.jpg (80 kB)
(RO) Normal series since 1992. Motorcycle. 2007 onwards plate style. BV = Brasov.

Northern Ireland former normal series remade as cherished number SIL 75.jpg (44 kB)
(UK) Northern Ireland Normal series since 1966. Reflective plates since 1968. Since 1989 serial numbers below 1000 issued as cherished marks. Front plate. IL = County Fermanagh (Enniskillen), but for cherished marks the district coding doesn't apply.


Pictures added 7.4.2026:

Bulgaria normal series CC 2997 CP.jpg (49 kB)
(BG) Normal series since 1992. Unofficial plate style. CC = Silistra.

China normal series M·JB648.jpg (130 kB)
(CHN) Normal series since 1994. White on blue = Cars, taxis, some vans, commercial vehicles, some trucks. The ideogram 京 = Beijing municipality. M = Urban area.

China normal series J·FH016.jpg (79 kB)
(CHN) Normal series since 1994. White on blue = Cars, taxis, some vans, commercial vehicles, some trucks. The ideogram 蒙 = Neimenggu (Inner Mongolia) autonomous region. J = Ulanqab.

Finland normal series YYH-955.jpg (101 kB)
(FIN) Normal series since 1972. 2001 onwards plate style. This version of the letter Y since 2024 to better differentiate it from a V. No coding since 1989.

Finland test plate series KOE 675-I.jpg (69 kB)
(FIN) Test plate series since c.2020. Koe = Test/ trial. The suffix is the letter I, not the numeral 1.

Finland agricultural tractor and machinery series 742-JAK.jpg (59 kB)
(FIN) Agricultural tractor and machinery series since 1972. 2001 onwards plate style. No coding since 1989.

Norway export/ tourist series 13066.jpg (64 kB)
(N) Export/ tourist series since 1971. 2019(?) onwards plate style (embossed serial, month and year stickers). 1 = Oslo. Valid until end of August 2026.

Republic of Korea normal series 374나 9347.jpg (44 kB)
(ROK) Normal series since 2019. 2007 onwards plate style. European size. 100-699 = Passenger vehicles. This vehicle had been imported from Canada and its original Ontario plate had been kept as a souvenir.

Sweden normal series CGT 04S.jpg (50 kB)Sweden normal series CGT 04S.jpg (48 kB)
(S) Normal series since 2019. 2014 onwards plate style. No coding. Front plate with an unofficial blue band sticker with the Swedish flag.

Turkey normal series 35 FT 0154.jpg (58 kB)
(TR) Normal series since 1962. A serial of two letters and four numerals since 1997, first in İstanbul. 35 = İzmir. Blue band with TR in use by 1996, but apparently not mandatory before 2010.


Any comments? Contact Olavsplates

Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional