Adrian Kot submitted the first photo.
Normal series since 2000. 2000-06 plate style. DW = Wroclaw city
in D = Dolnoslaskie province. The first of the DW series.
Grzegorz Labe of
pl8s.labe.pl
submitted the next six photos.
He makes it one better than Adrian above with both
the first and last of the series.
Normal series since 2000. 2000-06 plate style. SY = Bytom
in S = Slaskie province. First and last of the initial SY series.
Personalized series since 2000. 2000-06 plate style.
W = Mazowieckie province.
Police series since 2000. 2000-06 plate style.
HP = Police. HPP = Slaskie province.
Military series since 2000. 2000-06 plate style. U = Army.
Test plate series since 2000. 2000-06 plate style.
P = Wielkopolskie province. B = Test plates.
Piotr Grabowski from Poland submitted this photo.
It dates from October 2005. Eurobands were introduced in May 2006,
so this euroband is not official, but a sticker.
SC = Czestochowa town in S = Slaskie province.
Ergon from Poland submitted this photo.
Read his own explanation below:
"An electric car Melex (made in Poland) with registration plates of 1956-1976
series. The letters mean: H - województwo opolskie (Opole Voivodship), HV -
Opole city (for sure it is from Opole, but I can't be sure if it was the only possible
combination for Opole). The plates are no longer valid, of course. The vehicle is
owned by a public company and the plates are on it "for fun", I guess. It is being
used only within the company, so it may have such plates. Nowadays such
vehicles in Poland need no registration plates any more. The photo is taken by
my friend on my request."
Adrian Kot from Poland submitted the rest of
the photos on this page.
Some cars with plates in the 2000 onwards historical vehicle series,
2000-06 plate style:
PO = Poznan in Wielkopolskie province.
DW = Wroclaw city in Dolnoslaskie province.
WND = Nowy Dwor Mazowiecki in Mazowieckie province.
KTT = Powiat Tatrzanski in Malopolskie province.
The following are military plates of the new (2000-06)
and old (1976-2000) style. U = Army.
Some military vehicles simply have
the registration painted onto the vehicle.
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