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Plates from53of 56 states and other U.S. jurisdictions are shown on this page. Latest noteworthy updates to this page
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The images shown on this page are U.S. passenger car plate designs that are in current use. Both standard plates and optional designs available for no additional cost are shown. Optional designs that cost extra are far too numerous for the scope of this project, and therefore are not shown.
左列显示板设计和系列format currently being issued; included in the right column are older designs no longer being issued but still on the road, and additional serial formats that either are concurrently being issued or were previously issued. Only older designs and formats issued within about the last 20 years or so, and still in use, are shown. Even so, not all such older designs and formats are shown, either due to space considerations, or because I do not have any photo available.
Passenger car plates are used not just for sedans, but also station wagons, mini-vans, and sport-utility vehicles (SUVs), in all states except Delaware and Maryland. For those two states, I've included images of both sedan and non-sedan private passenger vehicle plates. In some states, passenger car plates are also used for other types of vehicles, such as pickup trucks, motor homes, and buses; however, I'm not otherwise addressing these vehicle types on this page.
If you have, or can take, a digital photo of a plate not shown below, send it to me in ane-mailattachment. I'll add it to this page, and will credit you for submitting it.
Plates shown on this page are from a variety of sources, including my collection, my trade box, plates in actual use, and submissions by others. All photographs were taken by me, unless otherwise credited.
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| Rhode Island |  |
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| Connecticut |  |
    (Clinchy photo, stickered plate above) |
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| Delaware (sedans) |
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| Delaware (station wagons, mini-vans, SUVs) |
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| Maryland (sedans, station wagons) |
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| District of Columbia (标准) |
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     (Clark plates, both B-series plates above) |
| District of Columbia (no-cost option) |
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| Kentucky (标准) |
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| Kentucky (no-cost option 2) |
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| Kentucky (no-cost option 3) |
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| Tennessee (标准) |
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| 北卡罗莱纳 (标准) |
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| South Carolina (标准) |
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| Georgia (标准) |
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      (Fazekas plate, 2013Peach Stateplate above; Clark plate, six-character...on my mindplate) |
| Georgia (no-cost option) |
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| Florida (standard #1) |
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| Florida (standard #2) |
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| Alabama (标准) |
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| Alabama (no-cost option) |
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| Michigan |  |
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| 印第安纳州 (标准) |
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| 开云体育官网入口 |  |
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| Kansas |  (Hinks photo and plate, above; expiration stickers removed) |
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| Louisiana | |
     (O'Connor plate,Battle of New Orleansplate above) |
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| New Mexico (standard #1) |
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| Colorado | |
   (Benzie plate, green background plate above) |
| Utah (standard #1) |
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| Utah (standard #2) |
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   (Jackson photo,Life Elevatedplate above) |
| Utah (no-cost option) |
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| Nevada |  (Simmons photo, above) |
    (Simmons photos,Home Means Nevadaplate andThe Silver Stateplate with state-shaped separator, above) |
| California |  (D. Kretschmer photo, above) |
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| Alaska (标准) |
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| Puerto Rico |  (O'Connor plate) |
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Thanks to those who have directly contributed to the information on this page: Chirstopher Jackson, Ross Clinchy, Jeff Fazekas, Debbie Kretschmer, Jeff Simmons, and Michael Hinks.
Jackson, Clinchy, D. Kretschmer, Simmons, and Hinks photographs are presumed to be copyrighted, and were submitted by and used with permission of Chirstopher Jackson, Ross Clinchy, Debbie Kretschmer, Jeff Simmons, and Michael Hinks, respectively. Fazekas, Benzie, O'Connor, Clark, and Hinks plates are/were from the collections of Jeff Fazekas, Chris Benzie, Tim O'Connor, Stanley Clark, and Michael Hinks, respectively.
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