How does your license plate looks like?

I don't know, but the white MERCOSUL watermark over the letters/numbers makes the plate look really fucking ugly.

irl you don't notice them

North American plates are so beautiful and no where else even comes close

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They're not mean to be pretty, they're meant to convey a very specific piece of information. Thus they're first and foremost designed to be legible. Also, in many countries the colors used on the plate mean something. In Sweden, for instance, a yellow on black plate means the vehicles is operated by the armed forces.

Simple and effective

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So Southkorea has now european style numberplates? Interesting, didn´t know that.

Also german numberplate

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AA11 AAA

so 2letters and 2numbers, space, 3 letters

County code + 2 digits (usually 3 for Bucharest) + 3 letters

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stop posting this shit, you autistic fuck desuarchive.org/int/search/text/license plate/country/kr/

ABC012

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Isn't the red star the worst thing to have on your plate when traveling through rural France?

I get to design my own

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>or has been previously declined
Disappointing

North America has that too. Government plates, military plates, etc. Most countries do this.

I feel like the german number plate needs a bit of explanation :
First you have the Euro field with the EU flag and the national code. Next is the code of the city or the county in which the vehicle is registert in, in this example its Berlin, that can be one up to three letters. Next you have badges, one in the front for the Bundesland, federal state, the vehicle is registert in, and two in the back, showing when the next mandatory technical and exhaust check is due. Next we have a field of one or two letters and one up to four numbers. These two fields can be personalized.
In the end there can be the letters H or E. H is for historic vehicle, that is every vehicle older than 30 years and well maintained. E stands for electric vehicles, in both cases the owner has a lower vehicle tax rate.

I'd imagine it'd depend on the person that happens to be the one your plate application comes across.

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Custom plate for 310 aussie bucks per year.

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Black on yellow, as one of the few

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I think Luxemburg and you guys are the only cunts in the EU with yellow number plates, right?

soulless license plate cope

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Based!

I've seen British cars using black on yellow too

>he has to pay fees for personalised plates
the absolute state of NSW cucks

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