The types of Czech plate numbers
There are several different types of plate numbers: the most common are standard, on request, special and transport plate numbers. Below you can see each type explained.
Standard Czech plate number
Most drivers carry standard plate numbers and they are meant for all motor vehicles but are divided by different types of vehicles with the colour combinations of the letters and backgrounds. For example, standard passenger cars have a white background and black letters.
Electric cars' plate numbers Czech Republic
Czech Electric cars have different types of plate numbers, and it usually starts with EL.
On request or Custom and personalised plate numbers
Drivers can ask for a custom combination plate number if they want. You can apply for it at the local municipal office (at the location the car has been registered) and its cost is 10.000 CZK. You can create practically any combination that is not derogatory or insulting.
Conditions of Custom or personalised Czech plate numbers
They can't contain letters O, Q, W, G, CH.
They must contain at least one digit.
The maximum number of characters is 8.
Special characters are not allowed.
They can't contain abbreviations of state authorities.
They can't contain any rude, offensive, or obscene words.
Special
There are several different types of special license plate numbers. For example, a diplomatic license plate, veteran car plate, sports car plate, etc.
Transport plate numbers Czech Republic
Transport plate numbers are for vehicles that have yet to be approved for the service and are specifically meant for the vehicle’s transport from the selling place to the car registration location. These plate numbers are printed on cardboard and green in colour. Another form of a transport plate number are manipulation plate numbers, used for example on vehicles at the auto salon or testing ride vehicles.
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