Vehicle License Plates

Vehicle license plates are metal or plastic tags affixed to the front and rear of motor vehicles. They serve as a unique identifier for each vehicle, typically displaying a combination of letters and numbers assigned by the government. License plates help authorities track vehicle ownership, ensure compliance with registration laws, and assist in law enforcement. They can also indicate the type of vehicle, state of registration, or special status, such as commercial or diplomatic vehicles. In many places, license plates are required by law, and failing to display them can result in fines or penalties.