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Regular license plates

Normal plate on what looks like a motorcycle, but is a 3-wheel vehicle.<br>Therefore it has a 'car' plate and not a motorcycle plate (on a<br>motorcycle plate the three-letter combination begins with an M).

Normal plate (small size) on what looks like a motorcycle, but is a 3-wheel vehicle.<br>Therefore it has a 'car' plate and not a motorcycle plate (on a<br>motorcycle plate the three-letter combination begins with an M).

Normal plate (small size)

Normal plate (sticker)

Normal plate (sticker)

My own car's plate

Normal plate (small size)

Motorcycle plate. M = motorcycle

Motorcycle plate. M = motorcycle

Motorcycle plate with an unofficial sticker<br>of the city of Maastricht ('Mestreech')

Motorcycle plate (rectangular format used on 3-wheel vehicles)<br>M = motorcycle

Moped plate (up to 50 cc and 45 kmph)

Moped plate (up to 50 cc and 45 kmph)

Moped plate (up to 50 cc and 25 kmph)

Moped plate (up to 50 cc and 25 kmph)

Regular license plates (former series without euroband)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (small size)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (sticker, old style)

Normal plate (sticker, old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Normal plate (old style)

Small size normal plate (old style)

Small size normal plate (old style)

Small size normal plate (old style)<br>AE = imported classic car (DE is also used instead of AE)

Normal plate (old style)<br>DE = imported classic car (AE is also used instead of DE)

Normal plate (old style)<br>DE = imported classic car (AE is also used instead of DE)

Normal plate (old style)<br>DE = imported classic car (AE is also used instead of DE)

Small size normal plate (old style)

Motorcycle plate (old style). M = motorcycle

Motorcycle plate (old style). M = motorcycle

Motorcycle plate (old style)

Moped insurance plate; insurance premium for 2006 paid<br>Not valid anymore, now replaced by the<br>new blue and yellow moped plates

Moped insurance plate; insurance premium for 2005 paid<br>Not valid anymore, now replaced by the<br>new blue and yellow moped plates

Moped insurance plate; insurance premium for 2004 paid<br>Not valid anymore, now replaced by the<br>new blue and yellow moped plates

Moped insurance plate; insurance premium for 1976 paid<br>Not valid anymore, now replaced by the<br>new blue and yellow moped plates

Special license plates

Light commercial vehicle's plate<br>V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Light commercial vehicle's plate<br>V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Light commercial vehicle's plate<br>V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Light commercial vehicle's plate<br>V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Light commercial vehicle's plate<br>V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Light commercial vehicle's plate<br>V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Light commercial vehicle's plate<br>V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Small size light commercial vehicle's plate with old style colors<br>V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Heavy commercial vehicle's plate<br>B = commercial vehicle over 3.5 tons

Heavy commercial vehicle's plate (small size)<br>B = commercial vehicle over 3.5 tons

Heavy commercial vehicle's plate<br>B = commercial vehicle over 3.5 tons

Heavy commercial vehicle's plate<br>B = commercial vehicle over 3.5 tons

Plate for foreign residents. BN (+ four numerals) = Buitenlander<br>in Nederland (foreigner in the Netherlands)

Small size plate for foreign residents. BN (+ four numerals) = Buitenlander<br>in Nederland (foreigner in the Netherlands)

Abnormal vehicle's plate (ZZ)

Trailer plate. W = trailer (more than 750 kg)

Trailer plate. W = trailer (more than 750 kg)

Semi-trailer plate. O = oplegger (semi-trailer)

Semi-trailer plate. O = oplegger (semi-trailer)

Replacement semi-trailer (yellow) and repeater (white) plate<br>O = oplegger (semi-trailer). 1 = first duplicate

Replacement plate. 1 = first duplicate

Replacement plate. 2 = second duplicate

Replacement plate. 3 = third duplicate

Replacement plate. 1 = first duplicate

Light commercial vehicle's replacement plate. 2 = second duplicate<br>First V = commercial vehicle up to 3.5 tons

Replacement motorcycle plate. 2 = second duplicate<br>M = motorcycle

Replacement moped plate (up to 50 cc and 45 kmph). 2 = second duplicate

Heavy commercial vehicle's plate (unofficial and illegal style<br>without euroband). B = commercial vehicle over 3.5 tons

Border traffic plate (old style). GV = Grens Verkeer (border traffic)<br>For vehicles that do not require a license plate in the Netherlands<br>and want to cross the border

Trailer plate for trailers and caravans up to 750 kg.<br>Also used as secondary plate for use when 'normal' plate is obscured by for example a bicycle rack. The registration number is always identical to the pulling vehicle's number.

Trailer plate for trailers and caravans up to 750 kg.<br>Also used as secondary plate for use when 'normal' plate is obscured by for example a bicycle rack. The registration number is always identical to the pulling vehicle's number.

Motorcycle trailer plate (for trailers and caravans up to 750 kg).<br>M = motorcycle. The registration number is always identical<br>to the pulling vehicle's number.

Moped trailer plate<br>The registration number is always identical to the pulling vehicle's number

Moped trailer plate<br>The registration number is always identical to the pulling vehicle's number

Temporary plate. 02 = valid until the end of February

Temporary motorcycle plate. 10 = valid until the end of October<br>M = motorcycle

Temporary plate

Temporary plate (small size)

Temporary motorcycle plate

Transit plate. Z = Transit

Transit plate. Z = Transit

Export plate; issued on 9 September 2011<br>D = 2011, P = September, 9 = 9th

Export plate; issued on 21 August 2004<br>H = 2004, N = August, M = 21st

Export plate; issued on 10 September 2004<br>H = 2004, P = September, 0 = 10th

Export plate (unofficial style); issued on 15 June 2011<br>D = 2011, J = June, G = 15th<br>Normally this plate would have no euroband, a white background<br>and the registration number would be 8DJ-G52.

Dealer plate. FH = dealer (HA and HF are also used)

Dealer plate (small size). FH = dealer (HA and HF are also used)

Dealer plate. HA = handelaar (dealer)<br>FH and HF are also used instead of HA

Moped dealer plate (HC)

Dealer plate (old style). FH = dealer

Dealer plate (small size, old style). HA = handelaar (dealer)

Dealer plate (small size, old style). HA = handelaar (dealer)

Small size taxi plate

Fino plate for trailers (special tax regulations apply)<br>08-WN-70 = registration number (W = trailer)<br>31 = 3100 kg (trailer mass)

Registration plate for an Amsterdam pedicab

Diplomatic license plates

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps<br>CD-##-## = embassies & consulates

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps<br>##-CD-## = international organizations

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps<br>CDJ = judges and diplomatic staff working for the International<br>Court of Justice in The Hague

Diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps<br>CDJ = judges and diplomatic staff working for the International<br>Court of Justice in The Hague

Small size diplomatic plate. CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic<br>Corps. CD-##-## = embassies & consulates

Diplomatic trailer plate for trailers and caravans up to 750 kg. Also used as<br>secondary plate for use when 'normal' plate is obscured by for example a bicycle<br>rack. The registration number is always identical to the pulling vehicle's number.<br>CD = Corps Diplomatique / Diplomatic Corps

Royal license plates

Plate for vehicles registered to members of the Dutch royal family (AA)

Plate for vehicles registered to members of the Dutch royal family (AA)

Military license plates

Military plate. KV = Koninklijke Marechaussee (Royal Constabulary)

Military plate (old style). KZ = Koninklijke Landmacht (Royal Army)

Military plate (old style). KY = Koninklijke Landmacht (Royal Army)

Military plate. RC = Région Centrale (Allied<br>Joint Force Command in Brunssum)

Military plate (old style). RC = Région Centrale (Allied<br>Joint Force Command in Brunssum)

Military plate. 06 = issued in 2006<br>SC = Schinnen (U.S. Army Garrison Schinnen)

U.S. Forces in the Netherlands

U.S. Forces in the Netherlands

German forces in the Netherlands. D = Duitsland (Germany)

German forces in the Netherlands. D = Duitsland (Germany)

German forces in the Netherlands. D = Duitsland (Germany)

German forces in the Netherlands (small size plate)<br>D = Duitsland (Germany)

Netherlands submissions:

Military plate. KZ = Koninklijke Landmacht (Royal Army)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

Military plate. LM = Luchtmacht (Air Force)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

Military plate. RC = Région Centrale (Allied Joint Force Command in Brunssum)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

Military plate (old style). KL = Koninklijke Landmacht (Royal Army)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

Military plate (old style). KU = Koninklijke Landmacht (Royal Army)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

Military plate (old style). KR = Koninklijke Landmacht (Royal Army)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

Military plate (old style). LM = Luchtmacht (Air Force)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

Military plate (old style). LM = Luchtmacht (Air Force)<br>Submitted by George Gabain from the Netherlands

Old style plate for vehicles registered to members of the Dutch royal family (AA)<br>Submitted by Menno from the Netherlands