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Encyclopedia > Turkish car number plates

Turkish car number plates are license plates found on Turkish vehicles. A license plate (or licence plate), number plate or registration plate is a small plate attached to a vehicle. ...

Contents
1 Appearance
2 Size
3 Numbering system
4 Special license plates
5 Location codes

Appearance

The license plate is rectangular in shape and made of aluminum. On the left, there is the country code "TR" in a 4x10cm blue bar like in EU countries. The text is in black characters on white background, and for official vehicles white on black. On all vehicles two plates have to be present, being one in front and the other in rear.


Size

  • 15x24cm in front and rear for motorbikes, motorcycles and tractors with rubber wheels,
  • 11x52cm in front and 21x32cm rear for cars, pickups, vans, trucks and busses. The size is 15x30cm for imported vehicles if the regular plate does not fit.

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Numbering system

The text format on the plates is one of the following:

  • "99 X 9999", "99 X 99999"
  • "99 XX 999", "99 XX 9999" or
  • "99 XXX 99", "99 XXX 999".

In some provinces, numbering is categorized in groups for tax collecting offices of different districts.


99 - two digits prefix denoting the location, shows the province code number of the main residence of car holder. There are 81 provinces as listed below:


X/XX/XXX – one/two or three letters.


9999/999/99 – four/three or two digits suffix depending on the size of letters before, not exceeding than six letters and digits together.

  • 99 A 9999 (red characters on white background): Province government,
TR 26 A 0446
  • 99 AA 999 or 99 AAA 999 (white on blue): Police,
TR 35 AA 954
  • 99 B 9999 (blue on white): Members of international organizations,
TR 06 B 0426
  • 99 CA 999 to 99 CZ 999: (green on white): Diplomatic corps, (white on green) Consulates
TR 34 CE 811
  • 99 G 9999 (black on yellow): Temporary (for max. one month),
TR 16 G 1485
  • 99 GMR 999 (red on green): Temporary customs,
TR 59 GMR 032
  • 99 MA 999 to 99 MZ 999: Foreigners with temporary residence permit,
TR 06 MA 365
  • 99 TXX 99: Taxis (optional),
TR 34 TSL 83
  • 99 T 9999: Test vehicles.
TR 35 T 0056

Special license plates

State president, members of parliament and military have different special numbering system.

  • State president:

<Coat of arms> only (golden on red) or CB 999 (golden on red),

CB 001
  • Members of parliament:

<Coat of arms of parliament> TBMM 999 (golden on red),

TBMM 037
  • Prime minister, government members, undersecretaries and director general of security:

9999 (golden on red),

0019
  • Province governors:

99 9999 (golden on red), with two-digits as province code number prefix

34 0024
  • Military:

999 999 (black on white).

175 822

Location codes

First two digits indicating the province.


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Turkish car number plates - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (399 words)
Turkish car number plates are license plates found on Turkish vehicles.
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