FRANCE (F)

Normal series since 2009. 29 = Finistère in Bretagne region.

Temporary tourist series since 2009.
Valid until end of November 2009. Registration from the normal series.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. White front plates mandatory since 1993. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 80 = Somme.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 47 = Lot-et-Garonne.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. White front plates mandatory since 1993. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 76 = Seine-Maritime.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 83 = Var.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. White front plates mandatory since 1993. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 67 = Bas-Rhin.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. White rear plates optional since 2007. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 84 = Vaucluse.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 40 = Landes.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 58 = Nièvre.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004.
2B = Haute-Corse (20 = Corse was divided in 1976).

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. White front plates mandatory since 1993.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 75 = Paris.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. White rear plates optional since 2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 38 = Isère.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007. Euroband optional
since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 78 = Yvelines.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 38 = Isère.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. Motorcycle. Yellow plates mandatory 1993-2007. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 06 = Alpes-Maritimes.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. White front plates mandatory since 1993. Euroband optional
since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 92 = Hauts-de-Seine.

Normal series since 1950, still used for vehicles changing departments. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. White rear plates optional since 2007. Euroband optional
since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 92 = Hauts-de-Seine.

CONTINUED ON PAGE 2