History of vehicle registration plates of Washington, D.C.

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The U.S. federal district of Washington, D.C. first required its residents to register their motor vehicles and display license plates in 1907.

[edit] Passenger baseplates 1991 to present

Image First issued Description Passenger serial format Passenger serials used Notes
1991 blue on reflective white with screened red flag separator Celebrate & Discover 123-456
1997 blue on reflective white with screened red flag separator Celebrate & Discover AB-1234 AA-0000 to AY-9999 embossed serials
2000 blue on reflective white with screened red flag separator and script state name Taxation without Representation AB-1234 AZ-0000 to BG-xxxx embossed serials
2001 blue on reflective white with screened red flag separator and script state name and slogan WWW.Washingtondc.gov AB-1234 BB-0000 to BB-9999
2001 blue on reflective white with screened red flag separator and script state name Taxation without Representation AB-1234 BG-xxxx to BN-9999 all plates after this issue are flat serialed
2001 blue on reflective white with screened red flag separator and script state name and slogan www.washingtondc.gov AB-1234 BJ-0000 to BJ-9999
2001 blue on reflective white with screened red flag separator and sans serif state name and slogan Taxation without Representation AB-1234 BP-0000 to present

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