What letters are Qld number plates up to?

Queensland is on the last set of three-letter combinations starting with Z. What happens when these come to an end? The Queensland Government has announced that the next number plate combination will be three numbers followed by two letters and another number (for example, 387-HG2).

What are the new number plates for 2020?

Upcoming Number Plate Dates

How many QLD number plate combinations are there?

16 million
The new series will provide Queensland with more than 16 million new combinations which should, dependent on the rate of new vehicle registrations, last us more than 25 years. Importantly, the new series can be made on existing machinery so there will be no increased cost to consumers.

What is a current style number plate?

What is a Current Style Number Plate. Current style number plates were introduced back in 2001 when the prefix system came to an end and this is the system still in use to date. The current style registration is split into three separate sections, each with its own purpose.

Can I create a Personalised number plate?

Essentially, personalised number plates are only legal if they have the right documentation. Criminals can forge this and victims may only find out they’ve been duped when the police stop them.

When did Qld change number plates?

Queensland’s current number plate series, which features three numbers followed by three letters, is coming to an end after 40 years and the new series is expected to begin appearing on Queensland vehicles in either late August or early September 2020.

What are the new registration plates for 2021?

What will new car reg plates look like in 2030? Under the current system, you will see 30-plate cars from 1st March and then 80-plate cars from 1st September….

What will the new number plate be in September 2021?

So, from 1st March 2022 new cars will have had 22 in their number plate, while new car registrations from 1st September will have 72 reg plates….

Are private number plates worth it?

A personalised number plate will hold its value. Why? Well, each one is unique, so over time, it increases in value. In fact, private number plates have historically gained in value over the years, so much so that people are choosing to invest in number plates instead of putting money into ISAs, TESSAs and bonds.