License Plate Gallery

The Wisconsin Pages:

Extremes

All the pictures on this particular page are of currently-used or fairly current license plates photographed in use on actual vehicles. If you have a photo of something in active use either higher or lower than what you see here, submissions are very much welcome! In addition, observers are welcome to submit their highest spottings to the Wisconsin Highs page of LicensePlates.cc.

The idea for this page was stolen wholesale from Royce's Alaskan License Plate site. Wisconsin often replaces older passenger car and light truck plates on a gradual and haphazard basis; so tracking the oldest extent of that is a bit of a challenge in itself.

Type	Oldest spotted	Newest spotted
Passenger (red/white)	Expected: UAA ought to be the oldest series in use now; but here's an exception.	Expected: WRE-999
Passenger (black/white)	Expected: 101-AAA	Expected: Ongoing
Sesquicentennial	Expected: 10001T	Expected: DW999T
Disabled	Expected: 30001D	Expected: Ongoing
Motor Home	Expected: 10001	Expected: One-letter prefix; ongoing
Light Truck (all-numeric)	Expected: 100001. All red/white plates should be replaced by now.	Expected: 999999
Light Truck (two-alpha)	Expected: AA1001	Expected: Ongoing
Farm	Expected: 200001F; though a few older plates like this are still in use.	Expected: Ongoing
Apportioned	Expected: 1?	Expected: One-alpha suffix; ongoing
Semi Trailer	Expected: 200001	Expected: Ongoing
Mobile Home/ RV Trailer	Expected: MH 10001	Expected: RV suffix; ongoing
Bus	Expected: 1001B	Expected: Ongoing
Motorcycle	Expected: 1?	Expected: One-alpha suffix; ongoing
Moped	Expected: 10 01	Expected: A000A format; ongoing

For records of the highest numbers of validation stickers spotted on a plate, see the sticker page.

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Last update April 12, 2012.