How to find out where your vehicle came from using the registration
Have you ever been walking back
to your car and wonder where it started off its life? No? Nor have we but isn’t
it nice to know something new!
Here we have broken down how to find
out where your vehicle came from using the registration number.
Whenever the DVLA issues a new vehicle
registration plate, they actually follow a very simple system as to how they
determine what letters to give out.
The first letter of any number
plate stands for the local area in which it was initially registered; for example,
L stands for London.
The second letter then identifies
which DVLA office in that local area the registration took place. Some places
use multiple letters but use the same office.
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There are some letters that you
won’t ever find at the start of the number plate sequence and they are Z, Q and
I.
Here is a list of the first
letters of number plates and where they stand for. Where is yours from?
A - Anglia
B - Birmingham
C - Cymru
D - Deeside
E - Essex
F - Forest and Fens
G - Garden of
England
H - Hampshire and
Dorset
K - No official
region
L - London
M - Manchester and
Merseyside
N - North
O - Oxford
P - Preston
R - Reading
S - Scotland
V - Severn Valley
W - West of England
X - Denotes
personal export
Y - Yorkshire
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