Germany

         

OVAL : D



Passenger series
Seasonal series
Temporary tourist export series
Provisional series
Trade series
Historical series
Old-timer series
United States forces in Germany series
Diplomatic series
Local official series
Provincial official series
Federal official series
Agricultural series
Military series
Official NATO headquarters series
German forces in France series
Road tax free series
Moped series
Other series
Pictures of the entire code list

Passenger series

Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by one letter and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where R stands for Regensburg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and one numeral.
The first letter denotes the district or town where R stands for Regensburg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where J stands for Jena.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Thüringen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where E stands for Essen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where L stands for Leipzig.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Sachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where NM stands for Neumark in der Oberphalz.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where SB stands for Saarbrucken.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Saarland.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above by one letter and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where TR stands for Trier.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where CE stands for Celle.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where ME stands for Mettmann.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where AC stands for Aachen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where KG stands for Bad Kissingen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where OF stands for Offenbach am Main.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hessen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HD stands for Heidelberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Baden-Württemberg.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by one letter and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where ANA stands for Annaberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Sachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where KLE stands for Kleve.
Bottom left are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by one letter and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where HEF stands for Hersfeld-Rotenburg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hessen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where COC stands for Cochem-Zell.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where WOB stands for Wolfsburg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HD stands for Heidelberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Baden-Württemberg.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and one numeral.
The first three letters denote the district or town where WIL stands for Wittlich & Bernkastel-Wittlich.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters above two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where MZG stands for Merzig-Wadern.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Saarland.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by a hyphen, two letters and one numeral.
The first letter denotes the district or town where M stands for Munchen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Bayern.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, one letter and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where EM stands for Emmendingen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Baden-Württemberg.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, one letter and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HM stands for Hameln-Pyrmont.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where FI stands for Finsterwalde.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Brandenburg.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where OS stands for Osnabrück.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Niedersachsen.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where TO stands for Torgau-Oschatz.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Sachsen.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.
Note the DDR oval in the top left corner.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and one numeral.
The first three letters denote the district or town where WIL stands for Wittlich & Bernkastel-Wittlich.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Koln.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.
Note the oval F in the 12 yellow European flags.


Germany

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where SB stands for Saarbrucken.
Note the absence of the seals.


Seasonal series

Germany

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where MH stands for Mühlheim.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
The two numbers at the right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from April first until end of October.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where WAF stands for Warendorf.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
The two numbers at the right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from March first until end of October.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where WUG stands for Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen.
Bottom left are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The two numbers at the top right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from April first until end of October.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where OHA stands for Osterode am Harz.
Bottom left are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
The two numbers at the top right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from May first until end of October.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Temporary tourist series

Germany

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by one numeral and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where F stands for Frankfurt.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (30 October 2007).


Germany

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by three numerals and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where D stands for Düsseldorf.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (26 February 2010).


Germany

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by four numerals and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where E stands for Essen.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (23 August 2009).


Germany

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HD stands for Heidelberg & Rhein-Neckar-Kreis.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (11 May 2009).


Germany

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by three numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where EU stands for Euskirchen.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (8 August 2008).


Germany

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where KLE stands for Kleve.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry.


Germany

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where HAM stands for Hamm.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (24 May 2006).
Note the absence of the seal.


Provisional series

Germany

Current provisional series valid for only five days in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by 04 and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or district where M stands for Munchen.
After the district code is a blue validation sticker.
Right of the registration is a yellow band with the day, month and year of validity (30 January 2009).


Germany

Current provisional series valid for only five days in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by 04 and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or district where MK stands for Märkischer Kreis.
After the district code is a blue validation sticker.
Right of the registration is a yellow band with the day, month and year of validity (21 June 2003).


Germany

Current provisional series valid for only five days in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by 04 and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where STA stands for Starnberg.
After the district code is a blue validation sticker.
Right of the registration is a yellow band with the day, month and year of validity (30 January 2009).


Trade series

Germany

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or district where B stands for Berlin.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or district where LC stands for Luckau.
Note that the LC code was only issued between 1991 and 1993.
After the district code is the provincial seal in grey, in this case Brandenburg.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).


Germany

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by six numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or district where HB stands for Hansestadt Bremen.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Bremen.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by five numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where PB stands for Paderborn.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers)


Germany

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above five numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or district where FS stands for Freising.
Left of the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by five numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where ROW stands for Totenburg/Wumme.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed a hyphen and by five numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where HSK stands for Hochsauerlandkreis.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers)
Note the absence of the provincial seal.


Historical series

Germany

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by one letter, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Koln.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two letters, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first letter denotes the district or town where N stands for Nurnberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two letters, four numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first letter denotes the district or town where B stands for Berlin.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters, two numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first two letters denote the district or town where BM stands for Bergheim & Erftkreis.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first two letters denote the district or town where Gö stands for Göttingen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Old-timer series

Germany

Current old-timer series since 1956 in red on white, no euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above the numerals 07 and one numeral.
The first three letters denote the district or town where STA stands for Starnberg.
Bottom left is a provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
These series are issued to veteran vehicles only used occasionally.


Germany

Current old-timer series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above the numerals 07 and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where AC stands for Aachen.
Top right is a provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.
These series are issued to veteran vehicles only used occasionally.


United States forces in Germany series

France

Current United States forces in Germany since October 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters SH are used since March 2009 for cars being shipped back to the US.
Top left and right two seals, one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Top left is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.


Germany

Former United States forces in Germany issued between 3rd July 2000 and 19th November 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters HK are used for US size plates after 2000.
Top left and right two seals, one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Top left is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.


Germany

Former United States forces in Germany issued between 3rd July 2000 and 19th November 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters AF are used for US size plates until 2000.
Top left and right two seals, one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Top left is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.


Germany

Former United States forces in Germany issued between 3rd July 2000 and 19th November 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The letters AD are used for European size plates.
After the letters AD is one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.


France

Former United States forces in Germany since 3rd July 2000 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The letters IF are used for official vehicles since 2003.
After the letters IF is one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.


Diplomatic series

Germany

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and one numeral.
The first two numerals denote the embassy where 90 stands for Mauritania.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first two numerals denote the embassy where 21 stands for Belgium.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by three numerals, a hyphen and one numeral.
The first three numerals denote the embassy where 131 stands for Tanzania.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by three numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first three numerals denote the embassy where 112 stands for Portugal.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0 above two numerals, a hyphen and two numeral.
The first two numerals denote the embassy where 17 stands for U.S.A.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0 above three numerals, a hyphen and two numeral.
The first three numerals denote the embassy where 193 stands for Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current semi-diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or province where B stands for Berlin.
The first two numerals denote the embassy code where 97 stands for The Netherlands.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current semi-diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or province where B stands for Berlin.
The first two numerals denote the embassy code where 65 stands for Italy.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Local official series

Germany

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a three numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where BN stands for Bonn.
Numbers between 1 and 199 are used for federal authorities.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by four numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or province where K stands for Koln.
Numbers between 9000 and 9999 are used for members of the Consular Corps Staff.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or province where K stands for Koln.
Numbers between 6000 and 6999 are used for county, city and parish authorities.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by three numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where HH stands for Hansestadt Hamburg.
Numbers between 900 and 999 are used for members of the Consular Corps Staff.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hamburg.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, no euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where DN stands for Düren.
Numbers between 3000 and 3999 are used for the police.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.


Provincial official series

Germany

Current provincial official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by one numeral, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the province where LSN stands for Sachsen Land.
The first numeral denotes the ministry where 2 stands for "reserved".
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Sachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current provincial official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by one numeral, a hyphen and one numeral.
The first three letters denote the province where LSA stands for Sachsen-Anhalt Land.
The first numeral denotes the ministry where 3 stands for Minister President.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Sachsen-Anhalt.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Federal official series

Germany

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The letters BP stand for Bundespolizei since 2006.
The numerals 55 to 56 (55) are used for 2+ axle trailers. After the letters BG is the federal seal.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The letters BG stand for Bundesgrenzschutz (frontier police).
The numerals 15 to 19 (18) are issued for estate cars. After the letters BG is the federal seal.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters above by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The letters BG stand for Bundesgrenzschutz (frontier police).
The numerals 10 to 12 (12) are issued for motorcycles. After the letters BG is the federal seal.
Top left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The letters BG stand for Bundesgrenzschutz (frontier police).
The numerals 25 to 29 (25) are issued for vans. Below the hyphen is the federal seal.


Agricultural series

Germany

Current agricultural series used since 1956 in black on white, no euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where MON stands for Monchau.
The code MON became obsolete in 1971 but can still be seen around.
Note the absence of a euroband and seals.


Military series

Germany

Current military series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter Y, followed by a hyphen, three numerals and three numerals.
Left of the registration is the German flag. Below the hyphen is the Bundeswehr army seal.


Germany

Current military series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter Y, followed by a hyphen, three numerals and three numerals.
Left of the registration is the German flag. Below the hyphen is the Bundeswehr army seal.


Germany

Current military series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter Y, followed by a hyphen, two numerals above four numerals.
Left of the registration is the German flag. Below the hyphen is the Bundeswehr army seal.


Official NATO headquarters series

Germany

Current official NATO headquarters series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter X, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.


German forces in France series

Germany

Current German forces in France series in white on black.
The registration consists of the letters DF, followed by four numerals.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval F in yellow below the twelve golden European stars.


Road tax free series

Germany

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district where P stands for Potsdam.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Brandenburg.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.


Germany

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, one letter and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district where RS stands for Remscheid.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.


Germany

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district where FB stands for Friedberg (Hessen) & Wetteraukreis.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hessen.


Germany

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district where FRG stands for Freyung-Grafenau.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.


Germany

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district where WES stands for Wesel.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.


Moped series

Germany

Current moped series since 1996 in black on white.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
Annually issued plates with lettering in annually changing colours, black, green or blue.
At the bottom of the plate is GDV and the year in full (2008) in small characters.
The plates are always valid from first of March.
Blocks of serials are issued by different insurance companies.


Germany

Moped plate since 1996 in green on white.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
Annually issued plates with lettering in annually changing colours, black, green or blue.
At the bottom of the plate is GDV and the year in full in small characters.
The plates are always valid from first of March.
Blocks of serials are issued by different insurance companies.


Germany

Moped plate since 1996 in blue on white.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
Annually issued plates with lettering in annually changing colours, black, green or blue.
At the bottom of the plate is GDV and the year (2000) in small characters.
The plates are always valid from first of March.
Blocks of serials are issued by different insurance companies.


Other series

Germany

Special series seen on Berlin airport in black on white.
The registration consists of BRG, followed by one numeral.
Many of these types of plates can be seen.


Germany

This is possibly a German export remade and should be D-396 V whereby D stands for Düsseldorf.



Germany

Most likely a current passenger series from Ingolstadt.
It is probably a German number remade with a self-made French-styled German plate.
The driver can now drive without paying road taxes as long as he doesn't return to Germany.
When they are imported from Germany or other countries, dealers mostly register these cars with their old
registration plate before requesting one from the own country.


German vehicle registration plates start with a group of one, two or three letters, indicating the town or area of current registration.
Pictures of the entire code list

  • A
    		•         Augsburg        Bayern
  • AA
    		•         Aalen & Ostalbkreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • AB
    		•         Aschaffenburg        Bayern
  • ABG
    		•         Altenburger Land        Thuringen
  • ABI
    		•         Anhalt-Bitterfeld        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • AC
    		•         Aachen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • AH
    		•         Ahaus        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • AIB
    		•         Bad Aibling        Bayern
  • AIC
    		•         Aichach-Friedberg        Bayern
  • AE
    		•         Auerbach        Sachsen
  • AK
    		•         Altenkirchen (Westerwald)        Rheinland Pfalz
  • AL
    		•         Altena        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • ALF
    		•         Alfeld        Niedersachsen
  • ALS
    		•         Alsfeld        Hessen
  • ALZ
    		•         Alzenau        Bayern
  • AM
    		•         Amberg        Bayern
  • AN
    		•         Ansbach        Bayern
  • ANA
    		•         Annaberg-Buchholz        Sachsen
  • ANG
    		•         Angermünde        Brandenburg
  • ANK
    		•         Anklam        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • AÖ
    		•         Altötting        Bayern
  • AP
    		•         Apolda & Weimarer Land        Thuringen
  • APD
    		•         Apolda        Thuringen
  • AR
    		•         Arnsberg        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • ARN
    		•         Arnstadt        Thuringen
  • ART
    		•         Artern        Thuringen
  • AS
    		•         Amberg-Sulzbach        Bayern
  • ASD
    		•         Aschendorf        Niedersachsen
  • ASL
    		•         Aschersleben-Staßfurter Landkreis        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • ASZ
    		•         Aue-Schwarzenberg        Sachsen
  • AT
    		•         Alten-Treptow        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • AU
    		•         Aue        Sachsen
  • AUR
    		•         Aurich        Niedersachsen
  • AW
    		•         Ahrweiler        Rheinland Pfalz
  • AZ
    		•         Alzey-Worms        Rheinland Pfalz
  • AZE
    		•         Anhalt-Zerbst        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • B
    		•         Berlin
  • BA
    		•         Bamberg        Bayern
  • BAD
    		•         Baden-Baden        Baden-Württemberg
  • BAR
    		•         Barnim (Eberswalde)        Brandenburg
  • BB
    		•         Böblingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • BBG
    		•         Bernburg        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • BBL
    		•         Brandenburg Land official vehicles
  • BC
    		•         Biberach        Baden-Württemberg
  • BCH
    		•         Buchen        Baden-Württemberg
  • BD
    		•         Federal German government vehicles (Bundestag / Bundesrat / Bundesrepublik Deutschland)
  • BE
    		•         Bechum        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BED
    		•         Brand-Erbisdorf        Sachsen
  • BEI
    		•         Beilingries        Bayern
  • BEL
    		•         Blezig        Brandenburg
  • BER
    		•         Bernau        Brandenburg
  • BF
    		•         Burgsteinfurt        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BG
    		•         Border police vehicles (Bundesgrenzschutz)
  • BGD
    		•         Berchtesgaden        Bayern
  • BGL
    		•         Berchtesgadener Land        Bayern
  • BH
    		•         Bühl        Baden-Württenmberg
  • BI
    		•         Bielefeld        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BID
    		•         Biedenkopf        Hessen
  • BIN
    		•         Bingen        Rheinland Pfalz
  • BIR
    		•         Birkenfeld        Rheinland Pfalz
  • BIT
    		•         Bitburg-Prüm        Rheinland Pfalz
  • BIW
    		•         Bischofswerda        Sachsen
  • BK
    		•         Landkreis Börde        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • BKS
    		•         Bernkastel        Rheinland Pfalz
  • BL
    		•         Balingen & Zollernalbkreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • BLB
    		•         Bad Berleburg        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BLK
    		•         Burgenlandkreis        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • BM
    		•         Bergheim & Erftkreis        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BN
    		•         Bonn        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BNA
    		•         Borna        Sachsen
  • BO
    		•         Bochum        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BÖ
    		•         Bördekreis        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • BOG
    		•         Bogen        Bayern
  • BOH
    		•         Bocholt        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BOR
    		•         Borkum        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BOT
    		•         Bottrop        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BP
    		•         Postal authority vehicles (Bundespost)
  • BR
    		•         Bruchsal        Baden-Württemberg
  • BRA
    		•         Brake (Unterweser) & Wesermarsch        Niedersachsen
  • BRB
    		•         Brandenburg        Brandenburg
  • BRG
    		•         Burg        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • BRI
    		•         Brilon        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BRK
    		•         Bad Brückenau        Bayern
  • BRL
    		•         Braunlage        Niedersachsen
  • BRV
    		•         Bremervörde        Niedersachsen
  • BS
    		•         Brunswick (Braunschweig)        Niedersachsen
  • BSB
    		•         Bersenbrück        Niedersachsen
  • BSK
    		•         Beeskow        Brandenburg
  • BT
    		•         Bayreuth        Bayern
  • BTF
    		•         Bitterfeld        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • BU
    		•         Burgdorf        Niedersachsen
  • BÜD
    		•         Büdingen        Hessen
  • BUL
    		•         Burglengenfeld        Bayern
  • BUR
    		•         Buren        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • BÜS
    		•         Büsingen & Konstanz        Baden-Württemberg
  • BÜZ
    		•         Bützow        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • BW
    		•         Maritime authority vehicles (Bundes-Wasser- und Schiffahrtsverwaltung)
  • BWL
    		•         Badem-Württemberg Land official vehicles
  • BYL
    		•         Bayern State (Bayern Land) official vehicles
  • BZ
    		•         Bautzen        Sachsen
  • BZA
    		•         Bergzabern        Rheinland Pfalz
  • C
    		•         Chemnitz        Sachsen
  • CA
    		•         Calau        Brandenburg
  • CAS
    		•         Castrop-Rauxel        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • CB
    		•         Cottbus        Brandenburg
  • CE
    		•         Celle        Niedersachsen
  • CHA
    		•         Cham        Bayern
  • CLP
    		•         Cloppenburg        Niedersachsen
  • CLZ
    		•         Clausthal-Zellerfeld        Niedersachsen
  • CO
    		•         Coburg        Bayern
  • COC
    		•         Cochem-Zell        Rheinland Pfalz
  • COE
    		•         Coesfeld        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • CR
    		•         Crailsheim        Baden-Württemberg
  • CUX
    		•         Cuxhaven        Niedersachsen
  • CW
    		•         Calw        Baden-Württemberg
  • D
    		•         Düsseldorf        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • DA
    		•         Darmstadt & Darmstadt-Dieburg        Hessen
  • DAH
    		•         Dachau        Bayern
  • DAN
    		•         Lüchow-Dannenberg        Niedersachsen
  • DAU
    		•         Daun        Rheinland Pfalz
  • DB
    		•         Rail authority vehicles (Deutsche Bundesbahn)
  • DBR
    		•         Bad Doberan        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • DD
    		•         Dresden
  • DE
    		•         Dessau        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • DEG
    		•         Deggendorf        Bayern
  • DEL
    		•         Delmenhorst        Niedersachsen
  • DGF
    		•         Dingolfing-Landau        Bayern
  • DH
    		•         Diepholz        Niedersachsen
  • DI
    		•         Dieburg        Hessen
  • DIL
    		•         Dillenburg        Hessen
  • DIN
    		•         Dinslaken        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • DIZ
    		•         Diez        Rheinland Pfalz
  • DKB
    		•         Dinkelsbühl        Bayern
  • DL
    		•         Döbeln        Sachsen
  • DLG
    		•         Dillingen an der Donau        Bayern
  • DM
    		•         Demmin        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • DN
    		•         Düren        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • DO
    		•         Dortmund        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • DON
    		•         Donau-Ries        Bayern
  • DS
    		•         Donaueschingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • DT
    		•         Detmold & Lippe        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • DU
    		•         Duisburg        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • DUD
    		•         Duderstadt        Niedersachsen
  • DÜW
    		•         Bad Dürkheim & Weinstraße        Rheinland Pfalz
  • DW
    		•         Dippoldiswalde & Weißeritzkreis        Sachsen
  • DZ
    		•         Delitzsch        Sachsen
  • E
    		•         Essen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • EA
    		•         Eisenach        Thuringen
  • EB
    		•         Eilenburg        Sachsen
  • EBE
    		•         Ebersberg        Bayern
  • EBN
    		•         Ebern        Bayern
  • EBS
    		•         Ebermannstadt        Bayern
  • ECK
    		•         Eckernförde        Schleswig-Holstein
  • ED
    		•         Erding        Bayern
  • EE
    		•         Elbe-Elster        Brandenburg
  • EF
    		•         Erfurt        Thuringen
  • EG
    		•         Eggenfelden        Bayern
  • EH
    		•         Eisenhüttenstadt        Brandenburg
  • EHI
    		•         Ehingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • EI
    		•         Eichstätt        Bayern
  • EIC
    		•         Eichsfeld        Thuringen
  • EIH
    		•         Eichstätt        Bayern
  • EIL
    		•         Eisleben        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • EIN
    		•         Einbeck        Niedersachsen
  • EL
    		•         Emsland        Niedersachsen
  • EM
    		•         Emmendingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • EMD
    		•         Emden        Niedersachsen
  • EMS
    		•         Bad Ems & Rhein-Lahn-Kreis        Rheinland Pfalz
  • EN
    		•         Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • ER
    		•         Erlangen        Bayern
  • ERB
    		•         Erbach & Oldenwaldkreis        Hessen
  • ERH
    		•         Erlangen-Höchstadt        Bayern
  • ERK
    		•         Erkelenz        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • ES
    		•         Esslingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • ESA
    		•         Eisenach        Thuringen
  • ESB
    		•         Eschenbach        Bayern
  • ESW
    		•         Eschwege & Werra-Meißner-Kreis        Hessen
  • EU
    		•         Euskirchen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • EUT
    		•         Eutin        Schleswig-Holstein
  • EW
    		•         Eberswalde        Brandenburg
  • F
    		•         Frankfurt am Main        Hessen
  • FAL
    		•         Fallingbostel        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • FB
    		•         Friedberg (Hessen) & Wetteraukreis        Hessen
  • FD
    		•         Fulda        Hessen
  • FDB
    		•         Friedberg bei Augsburg        Bayern
  • FDS
    		•         Freudenstadt        Baden-Württemberg
  • FEU
    		•         Feuchtwangen        Bayern
  • FF
    		•         Frankfurt-an-der-Oder        Brandenburg
  • FFB
    		•         Fürstenfeldbruck        Bayern
  • FG
    		•         Freiberg        Sachsen
  • FH
    		•         Frankfurt am Main/Höchst        Hessen
  • FI
    		•         Finsterwalde        Brandenburg
  • FKB
    		•         Frankenberg        Hessen
  • FL
    		•         Flensburg        Schleswig-Holstein
  • FLÖ
    		•         Flöha        Sachsen
  • FN
    		•         Friedrichshafen & Bodenseekreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • FO
    		•         Forchheim        Bayern
  • FOR
    		•         Forst        Brandenburg
  • FR
    		•         Freiburg im Breisgau & Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald        Baden-Württemberg
  • FRG
    		•         Freyung-Grafenau        Bayern
  • FRI
    		•         Friesland        Niedersachsen
  • FRW
    		•         Bad Freienwalde        Brandenburg
  • FS
    		•         Freising        Bayern
  • FT
    		•         Frankenthal (Pfalz)        Rheinland Pfalz
  • FTL
    		•         Freital        Sachsen
  • FÜ
    		•         Fürth        Bayern
  • FÜS
    		•         Füssen        Bayern
  • FW
    		•         Fürstenwalde        Brandenburg
  • FZ
    		•         Fritzlar        Hessen
  • G
    		•         Gera        Thuringen
  • GA
    		•         Gardelegen        Sachsen Anhalt
  • GAN
    		•         Bad Gandersheim        Niedersachsen
  • GAP
    		•         Garmisch-Partenkirchen        Bayern
  • GC
    		•         Glauchau & Chemnitzer Land        Sachsen
  • GD
    		•         Gmünd        Baden-Württemberg
  • GDB
    		•         Gadesbusch        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • GE
    		•         Gelsenkirchen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • GEL
    		•         Geldern        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • GEM
    		•         Gemünden        Bayern
  • GEO
    		•         Gerolzhofen        Bayern
  • GER
    		•         Germersheim        Rheinland Pfalz
  • GF
    		•         Gifhorn        Niedersachsen
  • GG
    		•         Groß-Gerau        Hessen
  • GHA
    		•         Geithain        Sachsen
  • GHC
    		•         Gräfenhainichen        Sachsen Anhalt
  • GI
    		•         Gießen        Hessen
  • GK
    		•         Geilenkirchen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • GL
    		•         Bergisch-Gladbach & Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • GLA
    		•         Gladbeck        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • GM
    		•         Gummersbach & Oberbergischer Kreis        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • GMN
    		•         Grimmen        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • GN
    		•         Gelnhausen        Hessen
  • GNT
    		•         Genthin        Sachsen Anhalt
  • GÖ
    		•         Göttingen        Niedersachsen
  • GOA
    		•         St Goar        Rheinland Pfalz
  • GOH
    		•         St Goarshausen        Rheinland Pfalz
  • GP
    		•         Göppingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • GR
    		•         Görlitz        Sachsen
  • GRA
    		•         Grafenau        Bayern
  • GRI
    		•         Griesbach        Bayern
  • GRM
    		•         Grimma        Sachsen
  • GRS
    		•         Gransee        Brandenburg
  • GRZ
    		•         Greiz        Thuringen
  • GS
    		•         Goslar        Niedersachsen
  • GT
    		•         Gütersloh        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • GTH
    		•         Gotha        Thuringen
  • GÜ
    		•         Güstrow        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • GUB
    		•         Guben        Brandenburg
  • GUN
    		•         Gunzenhausen        Bayern
  • GV
    		•         Gravenbroich        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • GVM
    		•         Grevesmühlen        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • GW
    		•         Greifswald Land        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • GZ
    		•         Günzburg        Bayern
  • H
    		•         Hanover (Hannover)        Niedersachsen
  • HA
    		•         Hagen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • HAB
    		•         Hammelburg        Bayern
  • HAL
    		•         Halle        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • HAM
    		•         Hamm        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • HAS
    		•         Haßberge        Bayern
  • HB
    		•         Hansestadt Bremen
  • HBN
    		•         Hildburghausen        Thuringen
  • HBS
    		•         Halberstadt        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • HC
    		•         Hainichen        Sachsen
  • HCH
    		•         Hechingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • HD
    		•         Heidelberg & Rhein-Neckar-Kreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • HDH
    		•         Heidenheim        Baden-Württemberg
  • HDL
    		•         Haldensleben        Sachsen Anhalt
  • HE
    		•         Helmstedt        Niedersachsen
  • HEB
    		•         Hersbruck        Bayern
  • HEF
    		•         Hersfeld-Rotenburg        Hessen
  • HEI
    		•         Heide & Dithmarschen        Schleswig-Holstein
  • HEL
    		•         Hessen State (Hessen Land) official vehicles
  • HER
    		•         Herne        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • HET
    		•         Hettstedt        Sachsen Anhalt
  • HF
    		•         Herford        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • HG
    		•         Bad Homburg vor der Höhe & Hochtaunuskreis        Hessen
  • HGN
    		•         Hagenow        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • HGW
    		•         Hansestadt Greifswald        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • HH
    		•         Hansestadt Hamburg
  • HHM
    		•         Hohenmölsen        Sachsen Anhalt
  • HI
    		•         Hildesheim        Niedersachsen
  • HIG
    		•         Heiligenstadt        Thuringen
  • HIP
    		•         Hilpoltstein        Bayern
  • HL
    		•         Hansestadt Lübeck
  • HM
    		•         Hamelin(Hameln)-Pyrmont        Niedersachsen
  • HMU
    		•         Hanoversch Münden        Niedersachsen
  • HN
    		•         Heilbronn        Baden-Württemberg
  • HO
    		•         Hof        Bayern
  • HOG
    		•         Hofgeismar        Hessen
  • HOH
    		•         Hofheim        Bayern
  • HOL
    		•         Holzminden        Niedersachsen
  • HOM
    		•         Homburg & Saar-Pfalz-Kreis        Saarland
  • HOR
    		•         Horb        Baden-Württemberg
  • HÖS
    		•         Höchstadt        Bayern
  • HOT
    		•         Hohenstein-Ernstthal        Sachsen
  • HP
    		•         Heppenheim an der Bergstraße & Bergstraße        Hessen
  • HR
    		•         Homberg & Schwalm-Eder-Kreis        Hessen
  • HRO
    		•         Hansestadt Rostock        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • HS
    		•         Heinsberg        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • HSK
    		•         Hochsauerlandkreis        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • HST
    		•         Hansestadt Stralsund        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • HU
    		•         Hanau & Main-Kinzig-Kreis        Hessen
  • HÜN
    		•         Hünfeld        Schleswig-Holstein
  • HUS
    		•         Husum        Schleswig-Holstein
  • HV
    		•         Havelberg        Sachsen Anhalt
  • HVL
    		•         Havelland        Brandenburg
  • HW
    		•         Halle Westfalen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • HWI
    		•         Hansestadt Wismar        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • HX
    		•         Höxter        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • HY
    		•         Hoyerswerda        Sachsen
  • HZ
    		•         Harzkreis        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • IGB
    		•         Stadt St Ingbert & Saar-Pfalz-Kreis        Saarland
  • IK
    		•         Ilm-Kreis        Thuringen
  • IL
    		•         Ilmenau        Thuringen
  • ILL
    		•         Illertissen        Bayern
  • IN
    		•         Ingolstadt        Bayern
  • IS
    		•         Iserlohn        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • IZ
    		•         Itzehoe & Steinburg        Schleswig-Holstein
  • J
    		•         Jena        Thuringen
  • JB
    		•         Jüterbog        Brandenburg
  • JE
    		•         Jessen        Sachsen Anhalt
  • JEV
    		•         Jever        Niedersachsen
  • JL
    		•         Jerichower Land        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • JÜL
    		•         Jülich        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • K
    		•         Cologne (Köln)        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • KA
    		•         Karlsruhe        Baden-Württemberg
  • KAR
    		•         Karlstadt        Bayern
  • KB
    		•         Korbach & Waldeck-Frankenberg        Hessen
  • KC
    		•         Kronach        Bayern
  • KE
    		•         Kempten (Allgäu)        Bayern
  • KEH
    		•         Kelheim        Bayern
  • KEL
    		•         Kehl        Baden-Württemberg
  • KEM
    		•         Kemnath        Bayern
  • KF
    		•         Kaufbeuren        Bayern
  • KG
    		•         Bad Kissingen        Bayern
  • KH
    		•         Bad Kreuznach        Rheinland Pfalz
  • KI
    		•         Kiel        Schleswig-Holstein
  • KIB
    		•         Kirchheimbolanden & Donnersbergkreis        Rhineland Palatinate
  • KK
    		•         Kempen-Krefeld        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • KL
    		•         Kaiserslauten        Rheinland Pfalz
  • KLE
    		•         Cleves (Kleve)        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • KLT
    		•         Klingental        Sachsen
  • KLZ
    		•         Klötze        Sachsen Anhalt
  • KM
    		•         Kamenz        Sachsen
  • KN
    		•         Constance (Konstanz)        Baden-Württemberg
  • KO
    		•         Koblenz        Rheinland Pfalz
  • KÖN
    		•         Kötzting        Bayern
  • KÖT
    		•         Köthen        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • KR
    		•         Krefeld        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • KRU
    		•         Krumbach        Bayern
  • KS
    		•         Kassel        Hessen
  • KT
    		•         Kitzingen        Bayern
  • KU
    		•         Kulmbach        Bayern
  • KÜN
    		•         Küzelsau & Hohenlohekreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • KUS
    		•         Kusel        Rheinland Pfalz
  • KW
    		•         Königs-Wusterhausen        Brandenburg
  • KY
    		•         Kyritz        Brandenburg
  • KYF
    		•         Kyffhäuserkreis        Thuringen
  • L
    		•         Leipzig        Sachsen (since c1990; previously used for Lahn-Dill-Kreis)
  • LA
    		•         Landshut        Bayern
  • LAN
    		•         Landau Isar        Bayern
  • LAT
    		•         Lauterbach        Hessen
  • LAU
    		•         Lauf an der Pegnitz & Nürnberger Land        Bayern
  • LB
    		•         Ludwigsburg        Baden-Württemberg
  • LBS
    		•         Lobenstein        Thuringen
  • LBZ
    		•         Lübz        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • LC
    		•         Luckau        Brandenburg
  • LD
    		•         Landau in der Pfalz        Rheinland Pfalz
  • LDK
    		•         Lahn-Dill-Kreis        Hessen
  • LDS
    		•         Landkreis Dahme-Spreewald        Brandenburg
  • LE
    		•         Lemgo        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LEO
    		•         Leonberg        Baden-Württemberg
  • LER
    		•         Leer (Ostfriesland)        Niedersachsen
  • LEV
    		•         Leverkusen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LF
    		•         Laufen        Bayern
  • LG
    		•         Lüneburg        Niedersachsen
  • LH
    		•         Lüdinghausen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LI
    		•         Lindau (Bodensee)        Bayern
  • LIB
    		•         Bad Liebenwerda        Brandenburg
  • LIF
    		•         Lichtenfels        Bayern
  • LIN
    		•         Lingen        Niedersachsen
  • LIP
    		•         Lippe        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LK
    		•         Lübbecke        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LL
    		•         Landsberg am Lech        Bayern
  • LM
    		•         Limburg-Weilburg        Hessen
  • LN
    		•         Lübben        Brandenburg
  • LÖ
    		•         Lörrach        Baden-Württemberg
  • LÖB
    		•         Löbau        Sachsen
  • LOH
    		•         Lohr am Main        Bayern
  • LOS
    		•         Landkreis Oder-Spree        Brandenburg
  • LP
    		•         Lippstadt        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LR
    		•         Lahr        Baden-Württemberg
  • LS
    		•         Lüdenscheid        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LSA
    		•         Sachsen Anhalt State (Sachsen-Anhalt Land) official vehicles
  • LSN
    		•         Sachsen State (Sachsen Land) official vehicles
  • LSZ
    		•         Bad Langensalza        Thuringen
  • LU
    		•         Ludwigshafen am Rhein        Rheinland Pfalz
  • LÜD
    		•         Lüdenscheid        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LUK
    		•         Luckenwalde        Brandenburg
  • LÜN
    		•         Lünen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • LWL
    		•         Ludwigslust        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • M
    		•         Munich (München)        Bayern
  • MA
    		•         Mannheim        Baden-Württemberg
  • MAB
    		•         Marienberg        Sachsen
  • MAI
    		•         Mainburg        Bayern
  • MAK
    		•         Marktredwitz        Bayern
  • MAL
    		•         Mallersdorf        Bayern
  • MAR
    		•         Marktheidenfeld        Bayern
  • MB
    		•         Miesbach        Bayern
  • MC
    		•         Malchin        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • MD
    		•         Magdeburg        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • ME
    		•         Mettmann        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • MED
    		•         Meldorf        Schleswig-Holstein
  • MEG
    		•         Melsungen        Hessen
  • MEI
    		•         Meissen        Sachsen
  • MEK
    		•         Mittlerer Erzgebirgskreis        Sachsen
  • MEL
    		•         Melle        Niedersachsen
  • MEP
    		•         Meppen        Niedersachsen
  • MER
    		•         Merseburg        Sachsen Anhalt
  • MES
    		•         Meschede        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • MET
    		•         Mellrichstadt        Bayern
  • MG
    		•         Mönchengladbach        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • MGH
    		•         Bad Mergentheim        Baden-Württemberg
  • MGN
    		•         Meiningen        Thuringen
  • MH
    		•         Mülheim an der Ruhr        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • MHL
    		•         Mühlhausen
  • MI
    		•         Minden-Lübbecke        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • MIL
    		•         Miltenberg        Bayern
  • MK
    		•         Märkischer Kreis        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • ML
    		•         Mansfelder Land        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • MM
    		•         Memmingen        Bayern
  • MN
    		•         Mindelheim & Unterallgäu        Bayern
  • MO
    		•         Moers        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • MOD
    		•         Marktoberdorf        Bayern
  • MOL
    		•         Märkisch-Oderland        Brandenburg
  • MON
    		•         Monschau        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • MOS
    		•         Mosbach & Neckar-Odenwald-Kreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • MQ
    		•         Merseburg-Querfurt        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • MR
    		•         Marburg-Biedenkopf        Hessen
  • MS
    		•         Münster        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • MSH
    		•         Mansfeld-Südharz        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • MSP
    		•         Main-Spessart-Kreis        Bayern
  • MST
    		•         Mecklenburg-Strelitz        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • MT
    		•         Montabaur        Rheinland Pfalz
  • MTK
    		•         Main-Taunus-Kreis        Hessen
  • MTL
    		•         Muldentalkreis        Sachsen
  • MÜ
    		•         Mühldorf am Inn        Bayern
  • MÜB
    		•         Münchberg        Bayern
  • MÜL
    		•         Müllheim        Baden-Württemberg
  • MÜN
    		•         Münsingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • MÜR
    		•         Müritz        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • MVL
    		•         Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Land official vehicles
  • MW
    		•         Mittweida        Sachsen
  • MY
    		•         Mayen        Rheinland Pfalz
  • MYK
    		•         Mayen-Koblenz        Rheinland Pfalz
  • MZ
    		•         Mainz& Mainz-Bingen        Rheinland Pfalz
  • MZG
    		•         Merzig-Wadern        Saarland
  • N
    		•         Nuremberg (Nürnberg)        Bayern
  • NAB
    		•         Nabburg        Bayern
  • NAI
    		•         Naila        Bayern
  • NAU
    		•         Nauen        Brandenburg
  • NB
    		•         Neubrandenburg        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • ND
    		•         Neuberg an der Donau & Neuberg-Schrobenhausen        Bayern
  • NDH
    		•         Nordhausen        Thuringen
  • NE
    		•         Neuss        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • NEA
    		•         Neustadt an der Aisch & Bad Windsheim        Bayern
  • NEB
    		•         Nebra        Sachsen Anhalt
  • NEC
    		•         Neustadt Coburg        Bayern
  • NEN
    		•         Neunburg        Bayern
  • NES
    		•         Bad Neustadt an der Saale & Rhön-Grabfeld        Bayern
  • NEU
    		•         Neustadt Schwarzwald        Baden-Württemberg
  • NEW
    		•         Neustadt an der Waldnaab        Bayern
  • NF
    		•         Nordfriesland        Schleswig-Holstein
  • NH
    		•         Neuhaus an der Rennweg        Thuringen (1991-c1994; previously used for Neustadt Haardt Rhineland Palatinate before 1959)
  • NI
    		•         Nienberg (Weser)        Niedersachsen
  • NIB
    		•         Niebüll        Schleswig-Holstein
  • NK
    		•         Neunkirchen/Saar        Saarland
  • NL
    		•         Niedersachsen State (Niedersachsen Land) official vehicles
  • NM
    		•         Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz        Bayern
  • NMB
    		•         Naumberg        Sachsen Anhalt
  • NMS
    		•         Neumünster        Schleswig-Holstein
  • NÖ
    		•         Nördlingen        Bayern
  • NOH
    		•         Nordhorn & Grafschaft Bentheim        Niedersachsen
  • NOL
    		•         Niederschlesischer Oberlausitzkreis        Sachsen
  • NOM
    		•         Northeim        Niedersachsen
  • NOR
    		•         Norden        Niedersachsen
  • NP
    		•         Neuruppin        Brandenburg
  • NR
    		•         Neuwied am Rhein        Rheinland Pfalz
  • NRÜ
    		•         Neustadt am Rübenberge        Niedersachsen
  • NRW
    		•         Nordrhein Westfalen State (Nordrhein-Westfalen Land) official vehicles
  • NU
    		•         Neu-Ulm        Bayern
  • NT
    		•         Nürtingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • NVP
    		•         Nordvorpommern        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • NW
    		•         Neustadt an der Weinstraße        Rheinland Pfalz
  • NWM
    		•         Nordwestmecklenburg        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • NY
    		•         Niesky        Sachsen
  • NZ
    		•         Neustrelitz        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • O
    		•         Diplomatic vehicles
  • OA
    		•         Oberallgäu        Bayern
  • OAL
    		•         Ostallgäu        Bayern
  • OB
    		•         Oberhausen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • OBB
    		•         Obernburg        Bayern
  • OBG
    		•         Osterburg        Sachsen Anhalt
  • OC
    		•         Oschersleben        Sachsen
  • OCH
    		•         Ochsenfurt        Bayern
  • OD
    		•         Bad Oldesloe & Stormarn        Schleswig-Holstein
  • OE
    		•         Olpe        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • OF
    		•         Offenbach am Main        Hessen
  • OG
    		•         Offenburg & Ortenaukreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • OH
    		•         Ostholstein        Schleswig-Holstein
  • OHA
    		•         Osterode am Harz        Niedersachsen
  • ÖHR
    		•         Öhringen        Baden-Württemberg
  • OHV
    		•         Oberhavel        Brandenburg
  • OHZ
    		•         Osterholz        Niedersachsen
  • OK
    		•         Ohre-Kreis        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • OL
    		•         Oldenburg        Niedersachsen
  • OLD
    		•         Oldenburg (Holstein)        Schleswig-Holstein
  • OP
    		•         Opladen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • OPR
    		•         Ostprignitz-Ruppin        Brandenburg
  • OR
    		•         Oranienburg        Brandenburg
  • OS
    		•         Osnabrück        Niedersachsen
  • OSL
    		•         Oberspreewald-Lausitz        Brandenburg
  • OTT
    		•         Otterndorf        Niedersachsen
  • OTW
    		•         Ottweiler        Saarland
  • OVI
    		•         Oberviechtach        Bayern
  • OVL
    		•         Obervogtland        Sachsen
  • OVP
    		•         Ostvorpommern        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • OZ
    		•         Oschatz        Sachsen
  • P
    		•         Potsdam        Brandenburg
  • PA
    		•         Passau        Bayern
  • PAF
    		•         Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm        Bayern
  • PAN
    		•         Pfarrkirchen & Rottal-Inn        Bayern
  • PAR
    		•         Parsberg        Bayern
  • PB
    		•         Paderborn        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • PCH
    		•         Parchim        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • PE
    		•         Peine        Niedersachsen
  • PEG
    		•         Pegnitz        Bayern
  • PER
    		•         Perleberg        Brandenburg
  • PF
    		•         Pforzheim & Enzkreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • PI
    		•         Pinneberg        Schleswig-Holstein
  • PIR
    		•         Pirna        Sachsen
  • PK
    		•         Pritzwalk        Brandenburg
  • PL
    		•         Plauen        Sachsen
  • PLÖ
    		•         Plön        Schleswig-Holstein
  • PM
    		•         Potsdam-Mittelmark        Brandenburg
  • PN
    		•         Pößneck        Thuringen
  • PR
    		•         Prignitz        Brandenburg
  • PRÜ
    		•         Prüm        Rheinland Pfalz
  • PS
    		•         Pirmasens & Südwestpfalz        Rheinland Pfalz
  • PW
    		•         Pasewalk        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • PZ
    		•         Prenzlau        Brandenburg
  • QFT
    		•         Querfurt        Sachsen Anhalt
  • QLB
    		•         Quedlinburg        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • R
    		•         Regensberg        Bayern
  • RA
    		•         Ratstatt        Baden-Württemberg
  • RC
    		•         Reichenbach        Sachsen
  • RD
    		•         Rendsburg-Eckernförde        Schleswig-Holstein
  • RDG
    		•         Ribnitz-Damgarten        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • RE
    		•         Recklinghausen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • REG
    		•         Regen        Bayern
  • REH
    		•         Rehau        Bayern
  • REI
    		•         Bad Reichenhall        Bayern
  • RG
    		•         Riesa-Großenhain        Sachsen
  • RH
    		•         Roth bei Nürnberg        Bayern
  • RI
    		•         Rinteln        Niedersachsen
  • RID
    		•         Riedenburg        Bayern
  • RIE
    		•         Riesa        Sachsen
  • RL
    		•         Rochlitz        Sachsen
  • RM
    		•         Röbel/Muritz        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • RN
    		•         Rathenow        Brandenburg
  • RO
    		•         Rosenheim        Bayern
  • ROD
    		•         Roding        Bayern
  • ROF
    		•         Rotenburg bei Fulda        Hessen
  • ROH
    		•         Rotenburg Wümme        Niedersachsen
  • ROK
    		•         Rockenhausen        Rheinland Pfalz
  • ROL
    		•         Rottenburg Laaber        Bayern
  • ROS
    		•         Rostock Land        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • ROT
    		•         Rothenburg ob der Tauber        Bayern
  • ROW
    		•         Rotenburg (Wümme) & Bremervörde        Niedersachsen
  • RPL
    		•         Rheinland Pfalz State (Rheinland-Pfalz Land) official vehicles
  • RS
    		•         Remscheid        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • RSL
    		•         Roßlau        Sachsen Anhalt
  • RT
    		•         Reutlingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • RÜD
    		•         Rüdesheim & Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis        Hessen
  • RÜG
    		•         Rügen        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • RV
    		•         Ravensburg        Baden-Württemberg
  • RW
    		•         Rottweil        Baden-Württemberg
  • RWL
    		•         Nordrhein Westfalen State (Nordrhein-Westfalen Land) official vehicles
  • RY
    		•         Rheydt        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • RZ
    		•         Ratzeburg & Hertzogtum Lauenburg        Schleswig-Holstein
  • S
    		•         Stuttgart        Baden-Württemberg
  • SAB
    		•         Saarburg        Rheinland Pfalz
  • SAD
    		•         Schwandorf        Bayern
  • SÄK
    		•         Säckingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • SAL
    		•         Saarland official vehicles
  • SAN
    		•         Stadtsteinach        Bayern
  • SAW
    		•         Altmarkkreis Salzwedel        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • SB
    		•         Saarbrücken        Saarland
  • SBG
    		•         Strasburg        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • SBK
    		•         Schönebeck        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • SC
    		•         Schwabach        Bayern
  • SCZ
    		•         Schleiz        Thuringen
  • SDH
    		•         Sondershausen        Thuringen
  • SDL
    		•         Stendal        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • SDT
    		•         Schwedt        Brandenburg
  • SE
    		•         Segeberg        Schleswig-Holstein
  • SEB
    		•         Sebnitz        Sachsen
  • SEE
    		•         Seelow        Brandenburg
  • SEF
    		•         Scheinfeld        Bayern
  • SEL
    		•         Selb        Bayern
  • SF
    		•         Sonthofen        Bayern
  • SFA
    		•         Soltau-Fallingbostel        Niedersachsen
  • SFB
    		•         Senftenberg        Brandenburg
  • SFT
    		•         Staßfurt        Sachsen Anhalt
  • SG
    		•         Solingen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • SGH
    		•         Sangerhausen        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • SH
    		•         Schleswig-Holstein Land official vehicles
  • SHA
    		•         Schwäbisch Hall        Baden-Württemberg
  • SHG
    		•         Stadthagen & Schaumburg        Niedersachsen
  • SHK
    		•         Saale-Holzland-Kreis        Thuringen
  • SHL
    		•         Suhl        Thuringen
  • SI
    		•         Siegen-Wittgenstein        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • SIG
    		•         Sigmaringen        Baden-Württemberg
  • SIM
    		•         Simmern & Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis        Rheinland Pfalz
  • SK
    		•         Saalkreis        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • SL
    		•         Schleswig-Flensburg        Schleswig-Holstein
  • SLE
    		•         Schleiden (Eifel)        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • SLF
    		•         Saalfeld-Rudolstadt        Thuringen
  • SLG
    		•         Saulgau        Baden-Württemberg
  • SLK
    		•         Salzlandkreis        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • SLN
    		•         Schmölin        Thuringen
  • SLS
    		•         Saarlouis        Saarland
  • SLÜ
    		•         Schlüchtern        Hessen
  • SLZ
    		•         Bad Salzungen        Thuringen
  • SM
    		•         Schmalkalden-Meiningen        Thuringen
  • SMÜ
    		•         Schwabmünchen        Bayern
  • SN
    		•         Schwerin        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • SNH
    		•         Sinsheim        Baden-Württemberg
  • SO
    		•         Soest        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • SOB
    		•         Schrobenhausen        Bayern
  • SOG
    		•         Schongau        Bayern
  • SOK
    		•         Saale-Orla-Kreis        Thuringen
  • SOL
    		•         Soltau        Niedersachsen
  • SÖM
    		•         Sömmerda        Thuringen
  • SON
    		•         Sonneberg        Thuringen
  • SP
    		•         Speyer        Rheinland Pfalz
  • SPB
    		•         Spremberg        Brandenburg
  • SPN
    		•         Spree-Neiße        Brandenburg
  • SPR
    		•         Springe        Niedersachsen
  • SR
    		•         Straubing & Straubing-Bogen        Bayern
  • SRB
    		•         Strausberg        Brandenburg
  • SRO
    		•         Stadtroda        Thuringen
  • ST
    		•         Steinfurt        Nordrhein Westfalen (since 1975; previously used for Stade in 1956)
  • STA
    		•         Starnberg        Bayern
  • STB
    		•         Sternberg        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • STD
    		•         Stade        Niedersachsen
  • STE
    		•         Staffelstein        Bayern
  • STH
    		•         Stadthagen        Niedersachsen
  • STL
    		•         Stollberg        Sachsen
  • STO
    		•         Stockach        Baden-Württemberg
  • SU
    		•         Siegburg & Rhein-Sieg-Kreis        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • SUL
    		•         Sulzbach-Rosenberg        Bayern
  • SÜW
    		•         Südliche Weinstraße        Rheinland Pfalz
  • SW
    		•         Schweinfurt        Bayern
  • SWA
    		•         Bad Schwalbach & Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis        Hessen
  • SY
    		•         Syke        Niedersachsen
  • SZ
    		•         Salzgitter        Niedersachsen
  • SZB
    		•         Schwarzenberg        Sachsen
  • TBB
    		•         Tauberbischofsheim & Main-Tauber-Kreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • TE
    		•         Teterow        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (1991-c1994; previously used for Tecklenburg Nordrhein Westfalen before 1974)
  • TF
    		•         Teltow-Fläming        Brandenburg
  • TG
    		•         Torgau        Sachsen
  • THL
    		•         Thuringen State (Thüringen Land) official vehicles
  • THW
    		•         Technical help (Technisches Hilfswerk) vehicles
  • TIR
    		•         Tirschenreuth        Bayern
  • TO
    		•         Torgau-Oschatz        Sachsen
  • TÖL
    		•         Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen        Bayern
  • TÖN
    		•         Tönning        Schleswig-Holstein
  • TP
    		•         Templin        Brandenburg
  • TR
    		•         Trier        Rheinland Pfalz
  • TS
    		•         Traunstein        Bayern
  • TT
    		•         Tettnang        Baden-Württemberg
  • TÜ
    		•         Tübingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • TUT
    		•         Tuttlingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • ÜB
    		•         Überlingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • UE
    		•         Uelzen        Niedersachsen
  • UEM
    		•         Ueckermünde        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • UER
    		•         Uecker-Randow        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • UFF
    		•         Uffenheim        Bayern
  • UH
    		•         Unstrut-Hainich        Thuringen
  • UL
    		•         Ulm & Alb-Donau-Kreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • UM
    		•         Uckermark        Brandenburg
  • UN
    		•         Unna        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • USI
    		•         Usingen        Hessen
  • V
    		•         Vogtlandkreis        Sachsen
  • VAI
    		•         Vaihingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • VB
    		•         Vogelsbergkreis        Hessen
  • VEC
    		•         Vechta        Niedersachsen
  • VER
    		•         Verden        Niedersachsen
  • VIB
    		•         Vilsbiburg        Bayern
  • VIE
    		•         Viersen        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • VIT
    		•         Viechtach        Bayern
  • VK
    		•         Völklingen        Saarland
  • VL
    		•         Villingen        Baden-Württemberg
  • VOF
    		•         Vilshofen        Bayern
  • VOH
    		•         Vohenstrauß        Bayern
  • VS
    		•         Villingen-Schwenningen & Schwarzwald-Baar-Kreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • W
    		•         Wuppertal        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • WA
    		•         Waldeck        Hessen
  • WAF
    		•         Kreis Warendorf        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • WAK
    		•         Wartburgkreis        Thuringen
  • WAN
    		•         Wanne-Eickel        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • WAR
    		•         Warburg        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • WAT
    		•         Wattenscheid        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • WB
    		•         Wittenberg        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • WBS
    		•         Worbis        Thuringen
  • WD
    		•         Weidenbrück        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • WDA
    		•         Werdau        Sachsen
  • WE
    		•         Weimar        Thuringen
  • WEB
    		•         Westerburg        Rheinland Pfalz
  • WEG
    		•         Wegscheid        Bayern
  • WEL
    		•         Weilburg        Hessen
  • WEM
    		•         Wesermünde        Niedersachsen
  • WEN
    		•         Weiden in der Oberpfalz        Bayern
  • WER
    		•         Wertingen        Bayern
  • WES
    		•         Wesel        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • WF
    		•         Wolfenbüttel        Niedersachsen
  • WG
    		•         Wangen        Baden-Württemberg
  • WHV
    		•         Wilhelmshaven        Niedersachsen
  • WI
    		•         Wiesbaden        Hessen
  • WIL
    		•         Wittlich & Bernkastel-Wittlich        Rheinland Pfalz
  • WIS
    		•         Wismarer Land
  • WIT
    		•         Witten        Nordrhein Westfalen
  • WIZ
    		•         Witzenhausen        Hessen
  • WK
    		•         Wittstock        Brandenburg
  • WL
    		•         Winsen (Luhe) & Harburg        Niedersachsen
  • WLG
    		•         Wolgast        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • WM
    		•         Weilheim-Schongau        Bayern
  • WMS
    		•         Wolmirstedt        Sachsen Anhalt
  • WN
    		•         Waiblingen & Rems-Murr-Kreis        Baden-Württemberg
  • WND
    		•         St Wendel        Saarland
  • WO
    		•         Worms        Rheinland Pfalz
  • WOB
    		•         Wolfsburg        Niedersachsen
  • WOH
    		•         Wolfhagen        Hessen
  • WOL
    		•         Wolfach        Baden-Württemberg
  • WOR
    		•         Wolfratshausen        Bayern
  • WOS
    		•         Wolfstein        Bayern
  • WR
    		•         Wernigerode        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • WRN
    		•         Waren        Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
  • WS
    		•         Wasserburg        Bayern
  • WSF
    		•         Weißenfels        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • WST
    		•         Westerstede & Ammerland        Niedersachsen
  • WSW
    		•         Weißwasser        Sachsen
  • WT
    		•         Waldshut        Baden-Württemberg
  • WTL
    		•         Wittlage        Niedersachsen
  • WTM
    		•         Wittmund        Niedersachsen
  • WÜ
    		•         Würzburg        Bayern
  • WUG
    		•         Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen        Bayern
  • WUM
    		•         Waldmünchen        Bayern
  • WUN
    		•         Wunsiedel am Fichtelgebirge        Bayern
  • WUR
    		•         Wurzen        Sachsen
  • WW
    		•         Westerwaldkreis        Rheinland Pfalz
  • WZ
    		•         Wetzlar        Hessen
  • WZL
    		•         Wanzleben        Sachsen Anhalt
  • X
    		•         NATO Forces vehicles
  • Y
    		•         Armed Forces vehicles (Bundeswehr)
  • Z
    		•         Zwickauer Land        Sachsen (since 1991; previously used for Customs (Zoll) vehicles before 1988)
  • ZE
    		•         Zerbst        Sachsen-Anhalt
  • ZEL
    		•         Zell        Rheinland Pfalz
  • ZI
    		•         Löbau-Zittau
  • ZIG
    		•         Ziegenhain        Hessen
  • ZP
    		•         Zschopau        Sachsen
  • ZR
    		•         Zeulenroda        Thuringen
  • ZS
    		•         Zossen        Brandenburg
  • ZW
    		•         Zweibrücken        Rheinland Pfalz
  • ZZ
    		•         Zeitz        Sachsen Anhalt


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