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You can make up your country's own vehicle registration plates/license plates!

There's no specific format to this, so have fun

Ar Rabiyah's vehicle registration plates:

A breakdown of a plate

STCH-7256-B7N5

STCH = Saint Christopher County (every county has its own unique 4 letter coding such as Kartili = KRTI)

7356 = any string of numbers

B7N5 = any string of at least 2 letters and 2 numbers

Due to the insane amount of vehicles in Ar Rabiyah, many people just use an EU-Styled license plate (which is still valid, just optional)

PHOTOS:

ARCA = Region (ARCA for Ardennes-Capitale)
01 = Department (01 for Kaldenbourg)
84811 = 5 random numbers

Adivas has this sort:

G-NP 1029

Where G is for state (this one's Gondwana),
NP is the municipality (Ranging from small towns to giant cities, also this one is kinda obvious),
and 1029 is the registration number (here, it is same in driving licenses, along with state.)


As for Dravida, it's like this:

22 KN 12 NLWN

Where 22 stands for year of registration,
KN stands for the language the driver understands (here it's Kannada),
12 is the municipal code (this one's Madurai),
and NLWN is the registration code.

J-G S wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2025, 14:03

Frogne's Vehicle Registration Plate
Screenshot_20250209-225536 (1).png

ARCA = Region (ARCA for Ardennes-Capitale)
01 = Department (01 for Kaldenbourg)
84811 = 5 random numbers

That looks good! How did you make it?

FVI wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2025, 15:06

J-G S wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2025, 14:03

Frogne's Vehicle Registration Plate
Screenshot_20250209-225536 (1).png

ARCA = Region (ARCA for Ardennes-Capitale)
01 = Department (01 for Kaldenbourg)
84811 = 5 random numbers

That looks good! How did you make it?

A random French website.

Ok

Every state in Sethland has its own license plate. I’ll be happy to share each state’s plates!

Texas license plates since 2012.

The letters and numbers do not mean anything, they are a random combination used to create a unique ID number for the vehicle. The plates start with three letters followed by four numbers (ABC1234), a pattern that is commonly used by many states.

1234-ABC-LOC

1234- Last 4 numbers on someone credit card
ABC- Name and surname
LOC- Location or IP

poletrowy wrote: ↑

24 Feb 2025, 21:45

1234-ABC-LOC

1234- Last 4 numbers on someone credit card
ABC- Name and surname
LOC- Location or IP

Pole, you're doing the same mistake I have done. This is the Roleplay subforum. You need a Roleplay country to post this first.

(Nobody annex me if I said something wrong, please.)

Fyonche wrote: ↑

24 Feb 2025, 22:11

poletrowy wrote: ↑

24 Feb 2025, 21:45

1234-ABC-LOC

1234- Last 4 numbers on someone credit card
ABC- Name and surname
LOC- Location or IP

Pole, you're doing the same mistake I have done. This is the Roleplay subforum. You need a Roleplay country to post this first.

(Nobody annex me if I said something wrong, please.)

(How am I supposed to annex you?)

Mendel Group wrote: ↑

25 Feb 2025, 17:21

(How am I supposed to annex you?)

Ahem! I'm embarrassed that my understanding of the word Annex is flawed. The word should have been Berate.

Fyonche wrote: ↑

25 Feb 2025, 18:15

Mendel Group wrote: ↑

25 Feb 2025, 17:21

(How am I supposed to annex you?)

Ahem! I'm embarrassed that my understanding of the word Annex is flawed. The word should have been Berate.

............You know lexical data but don't understand the syntax yet?
...You know lots of words, yet your grammar is a little, flawed...

Selma

more to come

This is an automobile state registration plate.

The large number on the left indicates the state number (there are 13 in total). Next comes the top code, which consists of random numbers. The name of the state is written in the middle. Below are the coordinates of the registration number: the first three digits: the district number, three letters: the short form of the city name, the last three digits: the random number.