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Fun Trivia: L : License Plates

Special Sub-Topic: New Style British Vehicle Registrations


A new UK registration number starting GT has been registered where?

    Brighton. GP to GY are Brighton.

A new UK registration number starting DL has been registered where?
    Shrewsbury. DL to DY are Shrewsbury.

Where has a new UK registration number with the prefix SD been registered?
    Glasgow. SA to SJ are Glasgow. All plates commencing with S are issued in Scotland.

Where has a new UK registration number with the prefix WS been registered?
    Bristol. WM to WY are Bristol.

Which of the following number prefixes has NOT been registered in one of the London offices?
    LI. All London-issued plates begin with L, but the letters I, Q and Z are not used in standard registrations.

Where has a registration number with the prefix CR been registered?
    Swansea. CP to CV are Swansea. All licenses issued in Wales begin with C (for Cymru).

Although Portsmouth is the local registering office, all plates issued there for the Isle of Wight carry a common code. What is it?
    HW.

Registration numbers starting YL are issued where?
    Sheffield. YA to YK are Leeds; YL to YU are Sheffield; YV to YY are Beverley.

Which of the following registration number prefixes has been issued in Carlisle?
    PV. PU to PY are Carlisle.

An easy one to finish. Where would a vehicle with the registration number prefix OX be registered?
    Oxford. All vehicles with plates beginning with the letter O are registered in Oxford. A full list of offices and marks can be found at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency's website, www.dvla.gov.uk


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