Registration Plates

Registration plates, commonly known as license plates or number plates, are official identifiers issued by government authorities for vehicles. They consist of unique alphanumeric combinations that help recognize and track individual vehicles for ownership, legal, and safety purposes. Plates often include details such as the country or region, and sometimes special characters or symbols. They are typically displayed on the front and rear of a vehicle, ensuring easy identification by authorities, insurers, and other road users. Registration plates are essential for vehicle registration, taxation, law enforcement, and maintaining organized transportation systems.