Vehicle registration plates of Laos

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Vehicle registration plates of Laos started in 1950. The current version started in 2001. Colour in the background varies for each type of vehicle. Ordinary ones are using black on orange. [1]

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Format

Vehicle registration plates of Laos Format contains name of the province that this car register at the top of the sign. Below is a registration licenses. On the two Lao serial letters, first letter from ກ, ຂ, ຄ, ນ, ມ, ຣ, ລ, ວ, ຫ, ອ and ຮ is register for normal passenger car; ຈ, ຍ, ດ, ຕ and ທ is for a motorbike; ສ is for tricycle such as tuk-tuk; ບ is for heavy truck. The second letter and a number are a register format. This format have used since 2001.

Vehicle types

Vehicle types [2]
TypeExampleMeaning
Private Laotian yellow plate 8811 (cropped).jpg ກຳແພງນະຄອນ = Vientiane Prefecture
Government
ກຳແພງນະຄອນ
ກກ 1111
Private Company
ກຳແພງນະຄອນ
ກກ 1111
Company (1% paid tax) License plates of Laos 2967.jpg
Temporary
ທລ-007
ໝົດກຳນົດ 01-01-2001
ໝົດກຳນົດ = Expire
Diplomatic Laos diplomatic license plate 23-14.jpg

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References

  1. "Laos plates information". Matriculasdelmundo.com (in Spanish).
  2. "License Plates of Laos".