FRANCE (F)

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FORMER ISSUES - STILL VALID

Normal series 1950-2009. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007. Plates without euroband optional 1993-2004. 95 = Val d'Oise.

Normal series 1950-2009. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974.
Motorcycle. Yellow plates mandatory 1993-2007.
Plates without euroband optional 1993-2004. 13 = Bouches-du-Rhône.

Normal series 1950-2009. White front plates mandatory since 1993.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 80 = Somme.

Normal series 1950-2009. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 47 = Lot-et-Garonne.

Normal series 1950-2009. White rear plates optional since 2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 05 = Hautes-Alpes.

Normal series 1950-2009. White front plates mandatory since 1993.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 76 = Seine-Maritime.

Normal series 1950-2009. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 27 = Eure.

Normal series 1950-2009. White front plates mandatory since 1993.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 25 = Doubs.

Normal series 1950-2009. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 14 = Calvados.

Normal series 1950-2009. White rear plates optional since 2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 84 = Vaucluse.

Normal series 1950-2009. Yellow rear plates mandatory 1993-2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 71 = Saône-et-Loire.

Normal series 1950-2009. White rear plates optional since 2007.
Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 26 = Drôme.

Normal series 1950-2009. White rear plates optional since 2007. Euroband optional since 1993
and mandatory since 2004. 2A = Corse-du-Sud (20 = Corse was divided in 1976).

Normal series 1950-2009. 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 1950-2009. Three serial letters in some departments since 1974. White front plates mandatory since 1993. Euroband optional since 1993 and mandatory since 2004. 75 = Paris.

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