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Car number plates in [[SFR Yugoslavia]] showed the place where the car carrying them was registered, in the form of a two-letter code and 3x2 digits numerics, for example: BG 123-456. The letter codes matched the municipalities of Yugoslavia. |
Car number plates in [[SFR Yugoslavia]] showed the place where the car carrying them was registered, in the form of a two-letter code and 3x2 digits numerics, for example: BG 123-456. The letter codes matched the municipalities of Yugoslavia. |
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== Successor state plates == |
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== Overview of the successor states == |
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! Country || [[List of international vehicle registration codes|Country code]] || Appearance || Time period || Regional coding |
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| {{BIH}} || [[Vehicle registration plates of Bosnia and Herzegovina|BIH]] || [[File:TZ 1826 HA.jpg|200px]] <br> [[File:Bosnia and Herzegovina vehicle registration plate.jpg|200px]] <br> [[File:Registarske tablice Bosne i Hercegovine.svg|200px]] || 1992-1998 <br><br><br> 1998-2009 <br><br> since 2009 || yes <br><br><br> no <br><br> no |
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| {{flag|Kosovo}} || [[Vehicle registration plates of Kosovo|''RKS*'']] || [[File:291-KS-036.jpg|200px]] <br> [[File:TargaRKS.png|200px]] || 1999-2010 <br><br> since 2010 || no <br><br> yes |
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| {{HRV}} || [[Vehicle registration plates of Croatia|HR]] || [[File:Croatian registration 3012.JPG|200px]] || since 1992 || yes |
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| {{MKD}} || [[Vehicle registration plates of the Republic of Macedonia|MK]] || [[File:SK 303 OI.jpg|200px]] <br> [[File:New Vehicle registration plates of the Republic of Macedonia.jpg|200px]] || 1993-2012 <br><br> since Feb. 2012 || yes |
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| {{MNE}} || [[Vehicle registration plates of Montenegro|MNE]] || [[File:License_plate_of_Montenegro_since_2008.jpg|200px]] || since 2008 || yes |
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| {{SRB}} || [[Vehicle registration plates of Serbia|SRB]] || [[File:License plate of Serbia.jpg|150px]] <br> [[File:Serbian license plate 2011.jpg|200px]] || 1992-2010<br>until 1998 <br><br> since 2011 || yes |
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| {{SLO}} || [[Vehicle registration plates of Slovenia|SLO]] || [[File:Old car plates SLO.png|200px]] <br> [[File:SloPlate.svg|200px]] <br> || 1992-2004 <br><br> since 2004|| yes |
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1.*unrecognized, non-ISO initials. |
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The states that emerged on its territory following the [[Yugoslav Wars]] of the 1990s all replaced the [[red star]] with a new emblem. They also amended the format variously: |
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* [[Vehicle registration plates of Bosnia and Herzegovina]] |
* [[Vehicle registration plates of Bosnia and Herzegovina]] |
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** Changed to a completely different format in 1998 that does not use geographically based two-letter codes |
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* [[Vehicle registration plates of Croatia]] |
* [[Vehicle registration plates of Croatia]] |
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** Kept most of the old two-letter codes |
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** Renamed cities such as [[Požega, Croatia|Požega]] caused SP to change to PŽ |
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** The random part of the plate is different |
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* [[Vehicle registration plates of Kosovo]] |
* [[Vehicle registration plates of Kosovo]] |
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** Switched away from the old two-letter codes to a single "KS" code between numbers in 1999 |
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** Switched to numbers indicating districts in 2010 |
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* [[Vehicle registration plates of Macedonia]] |
* [[Vehicle registration plates of Macedonia]] |
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** Kept most of the old two-letter codes |
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** The renamed city of [[Veles (city)|Veles]] (TV to VE) |
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** The random part of the plate is different |
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** Plans to add new codes for new municipalities |
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* [[Vehicle registration plates of Montenegro]] |
* [[Vehicle registration plates of Montenegro]] |
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** The TG for [[Titograd]] was replaced with a new code for [[Podgorica]] |
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** New format with different random part since 2008 |
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** Many new municipalities got their own codes |
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* [[Vehicle registration plates of Serbia]] |
* [[Vehicle registration plates of Serbia]] |
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** Kept most of the old two-letter codes |
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** New format with different random part since 2011 |
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** Many new municipalities got their own codes in 2008 |
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* [[Vehicle registration plates of Slovenia]] |
* [[Vehicle registration plates of Slovenia]] |
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** Kept most of the old two-letter codes |
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** The random part of the plate is different |
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** Made small adjustments for the EU in 2004 |
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[[Category:Vehicle registration plates by country|Yugoslavia]] |
[[Category:Vehicle registration plates by country|Yugoslavia]] |
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Revision as of 16:10, 21 February 2013
Car number plates in SFR Yugoslavia showed the place where the car carrying them was registered, in the form of a two-letter code and 3x2 digits numerics, for example: BG 123-456. The letter codes matched the municipalities of Yugoslavia.