MALTA (M)

HBI 968 Normal series since 1995. H = Month of expiry August.

HBI 968 Close-up of the above.

CRG 316 Normal series since 1995. C = Month of expiry March.

CRG 316 Close-up of the above.

KAL 984 Normal series since 1995. K = Month of expiry November.

LCR 665 Normal series since 1995. L = Month of expiry December.

LCR 665 Close-up of the above.

DCN 777 Personalised within the normal series since 1995. D = Month of expiry April.

DCN 777 Close-up of the above.

DUE 222 Personalised within the normal series since 1995. D = Month of expiry April. The driver confirmed it is personalised: DUE is Italian for 2.

STI/100 Personalised within the normal series since 1995. S = Month of expiry July. STI 100 on a Honda ST 1100. The rider told me supplies of motorcycle sized plates had run out and he was given this car-sized plate.

STI/100 Close-up of the above.

FJI/200 Personalised within the normal series since 1995. Motorcycle. F = Month of expiry June. FJI 200 on a Yamaha FJ 1200. This motorcycle was ridden by the same couple as the one above, two years apart.

FJI/200 Close-up of the above.

CRL/271 Normal series since 1995. Motorcycle. C = Month of expiry March, as can also be seen from the tax disc attached to the plate.

CRL/271 Close-up of the above.

IBZ/194 Normal series since 1995. Motorcycle. I = Month of expiry September, as can also be seen from the tax disc beneath the plate.

IBZ/194 Close-up of the above.

BMW/636 Personalised within the normal series since 1995. Motorcycle. B = Month of expiry February. BMW on a BMW. Owner born in June 1963.

BMW/636 Close-up of the above.

BCV/554 Normal series since 1995. Motorcycle. B = Month of expiry February. Since 2015 owners of passenger cars or motorcycles may register their vehicles to be used on the road in Malta solely and exclusively on Saturdays, Sundays, National holidays and other public holidays. Such vehicles have red on white plates.

BCV/554 Close-up of the above.

BCV/552 Normal series since 1995. Motorcycle. B = Month of expiry February. Since 2015 owners of passenger cars or motorcycles may register their vehicles to be used on the road in Malta solely and exclusively on Saturdays, Sundays, National holidays and other public holidays. Such vehicles have red on white plates.

BCV/552 Close-up of the above.

TFI 252 Tax free series since 1995. TF = Tax free.

TFI 252 Close-up of the above.

TFH 621 Tax free series since 1995. TF = Tax free.

OBSOLETE LICENSE PLATES - NO LONGER VALID

L-7619 Normal series 1979-95. A-L, N, R-T = Private. Encircled M = Malta.

L-7619 Close-up of the above.