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Regular license plates

Normal plate. 69 = Département Rhône (Lyon)<br>The department number 69 is the owner's choice,<br>so this car is not necessarily from Rhône

Normal plate. 45 = Département Loiret (Orléans)<br>The department number 45 is the owner's choice,<br>so this car is not necessarily from Loiret

Normal plate. 2B = Haute-Corse (Upper Corsica)

Normal plate. 2A = Corse-du-Sud (South Corsica)

Normal plate. 62 = Pas-de-Calais (Arras)

Normal plate. 971 = Guadeloupe<br>The department number 971 is the owner's choice,<br>so this car is not necessarily from Guadeloupe

Normal plate with the district code in the blue band missing

Normal plate. 91 = Essonne

Normal plate (rear plate, optionally white since 2007). 30 = Gard

Normal plate (front, old style). 2B = Haute-Corse (Upper Corsica)

Normal plate (rear, old style). 2B = Haute-Corse (Upper Corsica)

Normal plate (old style rear plate, optionally white since 2007)<br>2A = Corse-du-Sud (South Corsica)

Normal plate (old style) with an unofficial BZH band<br>BZH = Breizh (Bretagne). 56 = Morbihan

Normal plate (front). 30 = Gard

Normal plate (rear). 30 = Gard

Normal plate (front). 83 = Var

Normal plate (rear). 83 = Var

Normal plate (front). 30 = Gard

Normal plate (rear). 30 = Gard

French number on a German style plate (front). 30 = Gard (Nîmes)

Normal plate (rear). 30 = Gard (Nîmes)

Normal plate (rear plate, optionally white since 2007)<br>30 = Gard (Nîmes)

Normal plate (old style rear plate, optionally white since 2007)<br>2A = Corse-du-Sud (South Corsica)

Normal plate (rear). 30 = Gard

Normal plate (rear). 92 = Hauts-de-Seine

Motorcycle plate. 84 = Vaucluse

Motorcycle plate. 974 = Réunion<br>The department number 974 is the owner's choice,<br>so this motorcycle is not necessarily from Réunion

Motorcycle plates<br>2A = Corse-du-Sud (South Corsica)<br>2B = Haute-Corse (Upper Corsica)

Motorcycle plate with an unofficial 'Pays Basque' sticker<br>64 = Pyrénées-Atlantiques

Motorcycle plate (optionally white since 2007)<br>34 = Hérault (Montpellier)

Motorcycle plate. 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Motorcycle plate. 51 = Marne

Regular license plates (former series without euroband)

Normal plate (front). 26 = Drôme

Normal plate (rear). 26 = Drôme

Normal plate (unofficial old style). 30 = Gard (Nîmes)

Normal plate (front). 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Normal plate (rear). 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Normal plate (front). 42 = Loire

Normal plate (rear). 42 = Loire

French number on a Luxembourg style plate (rear)<br>57 = Moselle (Metz)

Normal plate (front). 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Normal plate (front). 77 = Seine-et-Marne

Normal plate (rear). 68 = Haut-Rhin

Normal plate (rear). 77 = Seine-et-Marne

Normal plate (old style). 30 = Gard

Normal plate (old style). 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône (Marseille)

Normal plate (old style). 84 = Vaucluse

Normal plate (old style). 05 = Hautes-Alpes

Normal plate (old style). 84 = Vaucluse

Normal plate in two parts (old style). 34 = Hérault (Montpellier)

Normal plate (old style). 06 = Alpes-Maritimes (Nice)

Normal plate (old style). 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Normal plate (old style). 69 = Rhône

Motorcycle plate. 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Motorcycle plate. 84 = Vaucluse

Motorcycle plate. 30 = Gard

Motorcycle plate. 88 = Vosges (NL: Vogezen)

Motorcycle plate. 34 = Hérault

Motorcycle plate. 84 = Vaucluse

Motorcycle plate (unofficial and illegal colour)<br>13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Motorcycle plate (old style). 30 = Gard

Motorcycle plate (old style). 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Motorcycle plate (old style). 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Motorcycle plate (old style). 28 = Eure-et-Loir

Special license plates

Provisional plate (WW). 74 = Haute-Savoie

Garage plate (W). 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Provisional plate (rear plate, optionally white since 2007)<br>WW = provisional. 34 = Hérault (Montpellier)

Provisional plate (rear). WW = provisional. 84 = Vaucluse (Avignon)

'Free zone' plate (exempt from taxes) in Gex and Savoie. 01 = Ain

Temporary plate; valid until the end of October 2009

'Free Zone' plate (exempt from taxes, old style)<br>TTW = Gex (Département Ain)

Temporary plate; valid until the end of October 2005<br>92 = Hauts-de-Seine

Temporary plate; valid until the end of January 2005<br>92 = Hauts-de-Seine

'Free Zone' plate (exempt from taxes, old style)<br>TTQ = Haute-Savoie

'Free Zone' plate (exempt from taxes, old style)<br>TTQ = Haute-Savoie

Temporary plate (old style); valid until the end of September 2010<br>IT = Importation Temporaire. 01 = Ain

Temporary plate; valid until the end of October 2006<br>IT = Importation Temporaire. 75 = Paris

Temporary motorcycle plate with an unofficial F sticker<br>IT = Importation Temporaire. 67 = Bas-Rhin

'Free Zone' plate. TT W = Gex (Département Ain)

This plate looks like a normal motorcycle plate, made up in the wrong colour. 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône

Old-timer plate

Old-timer plate

Old-timer plate

Old-timer plate. 30 = Gard

Old-timer plate. 84 = Vaucluse

Old-timer plate. 84 = Vaucluse

Old-timer plate. 84 = Vaucluse

Farm plate. 52 = Haute-Marne (Chaumont)<br>The number 7648 is a farm registration and different<br>vehicles in the same farm, can have the same number.

Plate for officials (front). This plate was on a police car. 75 = Paris<br>N = National (authorized to operate in the whole country)

Plate for officials (rear). This plate was on a police car. 75 = Paris<br>N = National (authorized to operate in the whole country)

Plate for officials. DZ = Direction Zonale<br>N = National (authorized to operate in the whole country)

Plate for officials (front). 84 = Vaucluse<br>R = Régional (authorized to operate regionally only)

Plate for officials (rear). 84 = Vaucluse<br>R = Régional (authorized to operate regionally only)

Taxi plate (front). 57 = Moselle

Paris Fire Department's plate<br>SP = Sapeurs-Pompiers (Fire Department)

Paris Fire Department's plate (front)

Paris Fire Department's plate (rear)

Paris bus plate. New buses use the 'normal' plates

Paris bus plate. New buses use the 'normal' plates

Diplomatic license plates

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps<br>94 = Portugal

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps

Diplomatic plate. C = Corps Consulaire / Consular Corps

Diplomatic plate. C = Corps Consulaire / Consular Corps

Diplomatic plate. C = Corps Consulaire / Consular Corps

Diplomatic plate. U = UNESCO. CMD = Chef de Mission<br>Diplomatique / Head of the Diplomatic Mission

Diplomatic plate. U = UNESCO<br>K = administrative and technical staff

Diplomatic plate. K = administrative and technical staff

Diplomatic plate. K = administrative and technical staff

Military license plates

Gendarmerie plate (front)

Gendarmerie plate (rear)

Gendarmerie plate (rear)

Gendarmerie plate (front)

Gendarmerie plate (rear)

Gendarmerie (motorcycle)

Military plate (navy)

Military plate (navy)

Military plate (front)

Military plate (rear)

Military plate (air force)

Military plate (air force)

Military plate (air force)

Military plate (army)

Military plate (army)

Military plate (army)<br>6 = army, 13 = registered in 2013, 1 = passenger car

Military plate (front)

Military plate (rear)

Military plate (army)

Military plate (army)

Military plate (army)

Plate for German forces in France. DF = Deutschland France

Plate for German forces in France. DF = Deutschland France

Plate for German forces in France. DF = Deutschland France

Plate for German forces in France. DF = Deutschland France

Plate (old style) for German forces in France. DF = Deutschland France

Plate (old style) for German forces in France. DF = Deutschland France

Plate for French forces in Germany<br>The 2nd '1' = Baden-Baden

Plate for French forces in Germany

France submissions:

'Free Zone' plate (exempt from taxes). 01 = Ain (Bourg)<br>Submitted by Christian Frauenfelder from Switzerland

Old-timer motorcycle plate<br>Submitted by Menno Jansen from the Netherlands

Paris Fire Department vehicle's plate<br>Submitted by Menno Jansen from the Netherlands

Old-timer plate. 30 = Gard<br>Submitted by Gemma Elie (Netherlands)

Normal plate (old style). 75 = Paris<br>Submitted by Menno Jansen from the Netherlands

Normal plate (old style). 03 = Allier (Moulins)<br>Submitted by Martin Šarlina from Slovakia

Normal plate (old style). 03 = Allier (Moulins)<br>Submitted by Martin Šarlina from Slovakia

Presidential plate (PR75)<br>Submitted by Menno Jansen from the Netherlands

Presidential plate (PR75)<br>Submitted by Menno Jansen from the Netherlands

Military plate (air force)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

French forces in Germany. The 2nd '1' = Baden-Baden<br>Submitted by Menno Jansen from the Netherlands