Belgian license plates font

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They still have not been issued. Thanks Dagonh for the tip. The DIV started issuing the skipped plates as of 17 December [still ongoing]. The DIV issued all those skipped plates between 16 and 24 December On 10 February , the whole GHO series was skipped, which hinted at a possible decision not to use the O anymore on Belgian license plates. This guess was confirmed on 18 February , when the GIO series was skipped as well.

Oldtimer plates will be the only plates which will still feature the letter O as the first letter. On 3 June , the whole HAI series was skipped. This marked the end of the use of the letters I, M, Q and W because of so-called 'readability issues', according to the Belgian Police forces. I suggest it is because the letter M is no more used in other series — which is paradoxical because M is still the first letter for motorcycles! These people are now given ordinary combinations, with a limited validity though.

The issuing process then resumed as of 1-JEA After that, 1-JNA and following were issued. The issuing process resumed as of 1-JSA The S-BAI series should not have been issued, since I is one of the forbidden letters; however, it was issued between 12 May and 23 June The S-AAI series should not have been issued, since I is one of the forbidden letters; however, it was issued between 15 October and 17 December On 23 September , issuance stopped at S-BCB for an unknown reason; the following numbers were not issued until 29 September… It is possible that either unknown skipped numbers were issued although unlikely , or the DIV skipped forward to an undetermined series.

On 30 September , issuance of long format plates for microcars stopped definitively at S-UAD Issuance of small format plates for microcars stopped at S-UZB It was quite striking because the I is normally not being used anymore on non-vanity plates.

The first plate for a 'speed pedelec' i. Issuance of temporary plates stopped on 30 November , with plates issued. Issuance of export plates stopped on 1 December , with 5, plates issued in the long format, plus 1 in the square format. Fewer scooter plates both A and B Class, as well as microcars were issued between 11 December and 10 January because of legal restrictions for the first registration of scooters that were already in circulation. The skipped SUAJ combinations have still not been issued.

Long rectangular format plates, ranging from O-SUA to O-SUA , had probably been made, but will never be issued because the micro format is the only one left for scooters. Due to a problem of data transfer between the Public Service for Mobility and the Public Service for Economy, commercial plates could not be issued between 10 and 27 March On 8 June , the whole SLN series was skipped, probably due to a mistake.

Issuance then resumed as of M-ANB This indicated that letters M, Q and W were no longer restricted. Issuance then continued as of 1-TSX These combinations remain unissued so far. The skipped combinations are still available. Issuance stopped again, then resumed. No fewer than a total of plates were issued on 15 January , which is an absolute record — due to the backlog, admittedly. From the images above, it is clear that all the online merchants, except Licenseplates.

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