Draft:Vehicle registration plates of Agatonia

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A registration plate of Agatonia, registered in La Cambria, La Cambrian Democratic Republic

Vehicle registration plates of Agatonia are mandatory plates attached to a motor vehicles in mainland Agatonia for identification purposes. The plates are issued by AVDLA (Agatonian Vehicle and Driver Licensing Agency) and all number plates are owned by AVDLA.

There are 24 letters in use in Agatonian number plates. The two exceptions are M and W due to being too wide when inserted in a number plate.

The font used in Agatonian plates is Rodin Wanpaku.

Current Series type

Number plates have different formats that are issued to different vehicles:

Vehicle type	Coloring	Issued to
Compact/private vehicles	Black on white	Regular vehicles
Compact/private vehicles (Zero-emission)	White on lime	Regular vehicles (zero-emission)
Compact/private vehicles (taxis)	White on black	Taxi vehicles
Commercial vehicles (Vans)	Black on yellow	Vans
Microcars	White on blue	Microcars
Semi-trailers	Green on white	Semi-trailers
Trailers	Red on white	Trailers
All vehicles	White on red	All vehicles (temporary)
All vehicles	White on green	All vehicles (owned by foreigners)
Tractors and agricultural vehicles	Black on white	Tractors and agricultural vehicles
Compact/private vehicles and military vehicles	Black and red on white	Compact/private vehicles and military vehicles

There were several more number plate formats in Agatonia (see Draft:License plate structure in the Commonwealth of Agatonia). The first format ever issued on number plates was XXX99X.^[1] The first number plate ever issued on a vehicle in Agatonia was BAR49L, formerly issued on a Ford S-Max owned by Emperor Bartholomeus II. Emperor Bartholomeus II owns that Ford S-Max already since 2019.

Number plate types

Agricultural vehicles

An agricultural number plate of Agatonia.

N denotes digit and L denotes letter.

The initial character for agricultural plates is 農 (nō). 農 is the shortened form of the Japanese word for agriculture, 農業 (nōgyō). Agricultural vehicles use the format 農L NNNNN. 農A to 農Z are used for all agricultural vehicles, with no exceptions.

Agricultural vehicles are not allowed to enter expressways and highways. They can enter all other roads, but cannot enter cities. Agricultural vehicles can have a max speed of 65km/h.

Military vehicles

A military number plate of Agatonia.

The initial word for military plates is the Japanese word for military, 軍隊 (guntai). The initial word 軍隊 always has a red color. Military vehicles use the format 軍隊 LNNNN.

Embassies and consulates

A diplomatic number plate of Agatonia.

The initial character for diplomatic plates is the Japanese word for outside, 外 (gai, which in this context translates to "foreign"), followed by three digits with a hyphen and again three numbers. The first three number indicate the foreign entity/organization the vehicle is registered to. The last three digits are random.

Diplomatic Codes
101 - Japan 102 - United Kingdom 103 - United States 104 - Canada 105 - Mexico 106 - China 107 - Russia 108 - Netherlands 109 - Belgium 110 - Luxembourg 111 - France 112 - Switzerland 113 - San Marino 114 - Germany 115 - Austria 116 - Poland 117 - Denmark 118 - Norway 119 - Sweden 120 - Finland 121 - Estonia 122 - Latvia 123 - Lithuania 124 - Slovenia 125 - Croatia 126 - Bosnia and Herzegovina 127 - Serbia 128 - Kosovo 129 - Montenegro 130 - North Macedonia 131 - Albania 132 - Greece 133 - Turkey 134 - Hungary 135 - Czech Republic 136 - Slovakia 137 - Bulgaria 138 - Romania 139 - Ukraine	140 - Belarus 141 - Spain 142 - Portugal 143 - Andorra 144 - Liechtenstein 145 - Ireland 146 - Iceland 147 - Moldova 148 - Iraq 149 - Iran 150 - Syria 151 - Lebanon 152 - Israel 153 - Jordan 154 - Saudi Arabia 155 - United Arab Emirates 156 - Oman 157 - Yemen 158 - Qatar 159 - Bahrain 160 - Georgia 161 - Armenia 162 - Azerbaijan 163 - Kazakhstan 164 - Uzbekistan 165 - Kyrgyzstan 166 - Tajikistan 167 - Turkmenistan 168 - Afghanistan 169 - Pakistan 170 - India 171 - Bangladesh 172 - Sri Lanka 173 - Nepal 174 - Bhutan 175 - Mongolia 176 - Thailand 177 - Vietnam 178 - Philippines	179 - Malaysia 180 - Indonesia 181 - South Korea 182 - Papua New Guinea 183 - Australia 184 - New Zealand 185 - Singapore 186 - Taiwan 187 - South Africa 188 - Namibia 189 - Botswana 190 - Brazil 191 - Argentina 192 - Chile 193 - Paraguay 194 - Uruguay 195 - Cuba 196 - Haiti 197 - MicroEuropean Union 198 - Grand Unified Micronational 199 - Micronational Assembly 200 - North Korea 201 - Italy