Important things!
Č
, Ć
, Đ
, Ž
, Š
, Ä
, Ö
, Ü
, may be used depending on the countryThe alphanumeric format for registration plates is "XX ∇ number+letter(s)" or "XX ∇ personalised letters+number";
XX - one or two letters which indicate the local registration office (district where the registered possessor resides). As a general rule, State capitals have one letter; other districts have two letters. ∇ - the coat of arms of the Austrian state the district belongs to have a dash (–) instead A three to six-letter/number sequence which uniquely distinguishes each of the vehicles displaying the same initial area code.
Q
is excluded from all sequences.Examples:
P-DXN1
S-626VY
W-TKT1
W-76067I
ME-639A
KU-217BI
ZE-248KJ
Examples:
M-AE2821
R-WI282
MY-RS9999
FS-LL777
OF-PS309E
FFB-AM483
TÖL-BA218
G
, CH
, O
, Q
and W
may not be usedQ
, W
, X
and Y
may not be usedČ
, Ž
, Š
Q
(not used at all in the Polish language).B
, D
, I
, O
, and Z
cannot be used in series area (on the right, after the gap), because they could be confused with similarly-looking digits.Ukraine
Q
is not used as it may be confused with the letter O
A
, B
, E
, K
, M
, H
, O
, P
, C
, T
, Y
, X
.A
, B
, E
, K
, M
, H
, P
, C
, T
, X
.Romanian 30days, 90days, 365days vignettes requires vin-code from vehicle.
The VIN code is a strictly designated pattern, the correctness of which also requires the user’s attention. You can Read more on wikipedia
Right now in "Beta mode" we only check the length of the VIN code, which should be 17 characters.