Number plates of Enchancia

The Federal Enchancia and its old colonies issued number plates since 1899. Previously, each of the colonies' formats were used, right up until Federation in 1912. There is no standard size of number plates; each state issues the standard size.

Central Enchancialand
Central Enchancialand number plates are currently issued in European style since 1998; older number plates were sized to North American standards (although plates sized to North American standards are still issued).

Current number plate formats include:


 * 12-ABC-34 - vehicles weighing under 4.5 tonne GVM (light vehicles) carry two numbers, then three letters and two numbers, inspired by the 11-AAA-11 format of Italy.
 * 12-345-67 - vehicles weighing over 4.5 tonne GVM (heavy vehicles) carry just only numbers (no letters).
 * 123ABC - the three-number, three-letter format is used by motorcycles over 50cc. Mopeds and scooters carry the number plates with the same format.
 * ABC123, ABC1234 - the three-letter, three-number and three-letter, four-number formats are used by special types of vehicles (first letter is the vehicle type):
 * A - Ambulance
 * C - Construction
 * E - Enchancian Government use
 * F - Fire
 * G - Golf car
 * H - Rental car
 * L - Limousine
 * M - Enchancian Post
 * P - Police
 * R - Mobility vehicle
 * T - Trolleybus (the second letter indicates the system)
 * A12345T - This format is used by trailer vehicles.

Former number plate formats included:


 * 12, 123, 1234, 12.345, 123.456 (1910-1958 series)
 * 123A456, 12A3456, 1A23456, 12345A (1959-1978 series)
 * 1234AB5, 1AB2345, A12B345 (1979-1990 series)
 * Heavy vehicles carried the prefix "X", trolleybuses carried the "T" prefix