Latest Additions (27 June 2010 and 26 pictures)
Andorra
Current motorcycle series since 1989 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by four numerals.
Left of the registration is the coat-of-arms of Andorra.
At the bottom of the plates is PRINCIPAT D'ANDORRA in blue.
Current moped series since 1989 in black on white, with a blue border.
The registration consists of four numerals.
At the top of the plate is a yellow band with ANDORRA in blue capitals.
Left of the plate is a blue, yellow and red shield.
Current passenger series since 1989 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by four numerals.
Left of the registration is the (old-style) coat-of-arms of Andorra.
This old style coat-of-arms was used until 1998.
At the bottom of the plates is PRINCIPAT D'ANDORRA in blue.
Bosnia i Herzegovina
Current passenger series since 28th September 2009 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two numerals, a hyphen, one letter, a hyphen and three numerals.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval BIH in white.
France
Current provisional series since 15th April 2009 in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter W, followed by a hyphen, three numerals, a hyphen and two letters.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval F in white below the twelve golden European stars.
Right of the registration is a blue band with the regional logo (Île-de-France) above the department code where 92 stands for Hauts-de-Seine.
This single letter W is used for garages.
Current motorcycle series since 15th April 2009 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen above three numerals, a hyphen and two letters.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval F in white below the twelve golden European stars.
Top right of the registration is a blue band with the regional logo (Languedoc-Rousillon) above the department code where 34 stands for Hérault.
Current motorcycle series since 15th April 2009 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen above three numerals, a hyphen and two letters.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval F in white below the twelve golden European stars.
Top right of the registration is a blue band with the regional logo (Corsica) above the department code where 2A stands for Corse-du-Sud.
Former passenger series issued between 1950 and 15th April 2009, rear plate in black on yellow since 1993, with euroband.
The registration consists of two numerals, followed by three letters and two numerals.
The last two numerals denote the department where 13 stands for Bouches-du-Rhône.
Left of the plate is a blue euroband with an unofficial Corsican sticker (Tete de Maure) below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is mandatory since early 2003.
Germany
Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where HEF stands for Hersfeld-Rotenburg.
On front plates is since 1st January 2010 after the district code only one seal, the provincial seal, in this case Hessen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.
Italy
Current motorcycle over 50 cc series since 1995 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by one numeral above four numerals.
After the first two letters is the republic seal.
Lithuania
Unofficial series in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by three numerals, no coding anymore.
To the left is a blue euroband with the oval LT below the twelve golden European stars.
Although it matches a passenger series, it was seen on a trailer, together with a Spanish registration.
Unofficial series in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by three numerals, no coding anymore.
To the left is a blue euroband with the oval LT below the twelve golden European stars.
Although it matches a passenger series, it was seen on a trailer, together with a Spanish registration.
Morocco
Current diplomatic (CD) series since 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two numerals, followed by a hyphen and two numerals.
To left of the plate is CD above Maroc in black. To the right is the same in Arabic writing.
The last two numerals indicate the embassy where 57 stands for Russia.
Netherlands
Current abnormal load series in black on yellow.
The registration consists of the letters ZZ, followed by a hyphen, two numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval NL in white below the twelve golden European stars.
Former trailer over 750 kg series issued between 1976 and 2000 in black on yellow. The letter O is used for semi-trailers.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval NL in white below the twelve golden European stars.
Portugal
Current passenger series since 25th May 2005 in black on white.
The registration consists of two numerals, followed by two letters and two numerals.
Note the absense of the hyphens and the bands at right and left hand side.
Romania
Current passenger series since May 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by three numerals and three letters since January 2010.
To the left of the plate is a blue band with the oval RO in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The first letter denotes the county where B stands for Bucharest.
Russia
Current passenger series since 1994 in black on white.
The registration consists of one small letter, followed by three numerals and two small letters.
To the right of the plate is a panel with three numerals above the oval RUS (no flag).
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 77 stands for Moscow.
Note the different size and lettering style.
Serbia
Current motorcycle series since 1961 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals above three numerals.
The first two letters denote the town where VA stands for Valjevo.
After the two letters is the Serbian flag since 1998.
Slovenia
Current passenger series since 1st May 2004 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by the town crest, one letter and one numeral, a hyphen, two numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district where MB stands for Maribor.
To the left is a blue euroband with the oval SLO in white below the 12 European golden stars.
Spain
Current official (Cataluña only) series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letters CME, followed by a period and four numerals.
The three letters CME stand for Cataluña Police (Cos de Mossos d’Esquadra).
Current official (Cataluña only) series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letters CME above four numerals.
The three letters CME stand for Cataluña Police (Cos de Mossos d’Esquadra).
Current official series since 2008 in black on white.
The registration consists of the letters CNP, followed by four numerals and two letters.
The letters CNP stand for National Police (Cuerpo Nacional de Policia).
The letter A denotes a purchased vehicle while the letter F denotes 2003.
The first numeral 3 denotes minibuses or patrol vans.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the twelve golden European stars above the E oval in white.
Former motorcycle front plate issued between 1971 and 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by a period, four numerals, a period one two letters.
The first letter denotes the province where B stands for Barcelona.
Former passenger series issued between 1972 and 2000, smaller size plate in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by a hyphen, two letters, above four numerals.
The first letter denotes the province where B stands for Barcelona.
The smaller lettering style was issued between 1972 and 1987.
United Arab Emirates
Current passenger series since 2004 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by three numerals.
After the letter is DUBAI below Dubai in Arabic writing.
