CAR PLATES OF
GERMANY (D) (Deutschland)
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CURRENTLY ISSUED LICENSE PLATES

Export series since 1989. 2000 onwards plate style.
Without hyphen. HER = Herne. Valid until October 11th 2001.

Export series since 1989. 2000 onwards plate style.
Without hyphen. DEL = Delmenhorst. Valid until November 12th 2000.

Export series since 1989. 2000 onwards plate style.
With hyphen. MIL = Miltenberg. Valid until May 3rd 2001.

Export series since 1989. 2000 onwards plate style.
Without hyphen. CUX = Cuxhaven. Valid until September 5th 2001.

Export series since 1989. 2000 onwards plate style. With hyphen. WSF = Weißenfels (1991-2007). Valid until August 30th 2000.

Export series since 1989. 2000 onwards plate style.
NOH = Grafschaft Bentheim (Nordhorn). Valid until May 31st 2001.

Provisional series since 1998. P = Potsdam (since 1991). The first two numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of August 13th 2002.

Provisional series since 1998. M = München. The first two
numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of May 29th 2000.

Provisional series since 1998. B = Berlin. The first two
numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of August 29th 1999.

Provisional series since 1998. KI = Kiel. The first two
numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of May 10th 2002.

Provisional series since 1998. DA = Darmstadt. The first two
numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of August 30th 1999.

Provisional series since 1998. KF = Kaufbeuren. The first two
numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of August 17th 1998.

Provisional series since 1998. BN = Bonn. The first two
numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of February 6th 2001.

Provisional series since 1998. HH = Hansestadt Hamburg. The first
two numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of August 22nd 1999.

Provisional series since 1998. ROW = Rotenburg (Wümme). The first two numerals are 03 or 04. Valid until the end of April 19th 2004.

Provisional series since 1998. HOM = Homburg (Saar-Pfalz-Kreis).
The first two numerals are 03 or 04.
Valid until the end of April 18th 2000.

Military series. Still issued in the 1956 onwards plate style, but with the German flag at the left. Y = Bundeswehr (Armed Forces).

Military series. Still issued in the 1956 onwards plate style, but with the German flag at the left. Y = Bundeswehr (Armed Forces).

Official vehicles at NATO Headquarters, since 1967.
Still issued in the 1956 onwards plate style. X = Nato Headquarters.