LICENSE PLATES OF
ROMANIA (RO)
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Normal series since 1992. 2007 onwards plate style. AR = Arad.
Normal series in Bucuresti 1992-2009. 1992-2007 plate style. B = Bucuresti.
Normal series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. IS = Iasi.
Normal series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. TM = Timis.
Trailer series in Bucuresti 1992-late 1990s(?). 1992-2007 plate style. B = Bucuresti.
80 = Trailer. The use of this special series was discontinued.
Normal series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. AR = Arad.
Owners may select numbers and letters for an additional fee.
Temporary series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. B = Bucuresti. Valid until December 1999.
Temporary series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. B = Bucuresti.
Five numerals in Bucuresti since around 2000. Valid until August 2005.
Temporary series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. B = Bucuresti.
Six numerals in Bucuresti since around 2005. Valid until December 2006.
Temporary series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. VL = Vâlcea.
Valid until December 1999.
Temporary series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style.
AG = Arges. Valid until December 1999.
Diplomatic series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique. 116 = North Korea.
Diplomatic series since 1992. 1992-2007 plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique. 127 = Germany.
Normal series in Bucuresti 1992-2009. 2007 onwards plate style. B = Bucuresti.
OBSOLETE LICENSE PLATES - NO LONGER VALID
Normal series 1968-92. Since 1985 five digit serial number in Bucuresti. B = Bucuresti.
1 = Cars, taxis, private buses. This was a caravan with the same registration as the prime mover.
Normal series 1968-92. SV = Suceava. 2 = Cars, taxis, private buses.
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