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Romain Hobe submitted some photos taken in 2006.

France garage series 2018 W 57.jpg (55 kB)
Garage series. 57 = Moselle.

France official series 92N 4622A.jpg (53 kB)
Official series since 1992. 92 = Hauts-de-Seine.
N = Permitted to operate nationally within France.

France official series 92E 5088 A.jpg (41 kB)
Official series since 1992. 92 = Hauts-de-Seine. E = Permitted to operate in France and other European Union countries.

France former military series 420845.jpg (30 kB)
Military series 1923-40.
410001-450000 = 11th Military Region (Nantes).

French Forces in Germany 84-5911.jpg (37 kB)
French Forces in Germany. 4 = Saarburg (since 1999).
New size plate with euroband.


Nico Dietrich submitted two photos taken in Strasbourg in 2004.

France official vehicle series rear plate 57N-1468B.jpg (41 kB)
Official vehicle series since 1992. 57 = Moselle.
N = Permitted to operate nationally within France.

France military series 6871 2483.jpg (18 kB)
Military series since 1980. 6 = Army and Gendarmerie (until 1988).
87 = Year of registration 1987. 1 = Cars and coaches.


Romain Hobe submitted the next photos.
They were shot in Corsica in 2005.

France official vehicle series Corsica rear plate 2AR 2648A.jpg (39 kB)
France official vehicle series Corsica rear plate close-up 2AR 2648A.jpg (25 kB)
Official vehicle series since 1992. 2A = Corse-du-Sud.
R = Permitted to operate regionally and in adjoining regions only.

France normal series Corsica front plate 5521 HG 2B.jpg (16 kB) France normal series Corsica rear plate 5521 HG 2B.jpg (29 kB)
Normal series. 2B = Haute-Corse.

Romain Hobe also submitted some photos of diplomatic plates,
taken in 2005.

France diplomatic series 64 CMD 1.jpg (53 kB)
Diplomatic series since 1965. 64 = Kenya.
CMD = Chef Mission Diplomatique (Ambassador).

France diplomatic series U 228 CMD 1.jpg (31 kB)
Diplomatic series since 1965. U = UNESCO. 228 = Colombia.
CMD = Chef Mission Diplomatique (Ambassador).

France diplomatic series 405 CD 405.jpg (18 kB)
Diplomatic series since 1965.
405 (to the left) = European Space Agency. CD = Corps Diplomatique.

France diplomatic series 401 CD 2759 X.jpg (23 kB)
Diplomatic series since 1965. 401 = UNESCO.
CD = Corps Diplomatique. X = Vehicles bought normally in France or imported, not exempt from duty.

France diplomatic series 401 K 4327.jpg (50 kB)
Diplomatic series since 1966. 401 = UNESCO. K = Administrative and technical staff. This plate should have been silver on green.


Guillermo Frías Marín submitted these photos, taken in 2005.

France former Paris bus series 5720.jpg (24 kB)
Paris bus series. These all-numeric registrations were last issued
in 2003. New buses use normal series plates.

France official series former style 78D 7176A.jpg (15 kB)
Official vehicle series since 1992. 78 = Yvelines. D = Permitted to operate departmentally and in adjoining departments only.

France official series 78N-4533B.jpg (19 kB)
Official vehicle series since 1992. 78 = Yvelines.
N = Permitted to operate nationally within France.

France official series 78R-4930B.jpg (18 kB)
Official vehicle series since 1992. 78 = Yvelines.
R = Permitted to operate regionally and in adjoining regions only.


Romain Hobe submitted the next two photos, taken in 2004.

France moped series A 737 A.jpg (29 kB)
The new moped series that was introduced in July 2004. No coding.

France normal series rear plate 0172 RP 41.jpg (28 kB)
Normal series rear plate, but with a leading zero,
normally not used in France. 41 = Loir-et-Cher.



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