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US Licence Plates

I've done it.

I made all 50 US States's license plates. Yes, they should be accurate size, but the designs are not 100% accurate, for example, New Hampshire and the new Oklahoma. Additionally, I took the time to make the tags for it. You can change the date for it accordingly as to how you want your car to be registered. Some states, like New Mexico, have the plate number on the sticker, which you should probably change to match your car's or the rp police would get suspicious. And lastly, the random strings of numbers are (i think) the IDs for the plate. You should also change that and make sure it has the same number of digits my example has.

New designs will be on the bottom, and the older designs are on top (except for Kansas and NM. I put the new on the top and the old on the bottom for KS and the newest one for NM in the middle). Some plates will have some parts that are clipping with each other when you go further away in the Bricksville map. I'm not entirely certain if these do the same on the others.

Minor Update 7/22/25
- I hopefully made it so plates do not clip when you go far out enough on Bricksville or on Canyon.

Notes:
Alabama: The new format confuses me. To see for yourself, use this link: https://licenseplates.cc/AL
Florida: Why do you have so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ MANY FORMATS????
Indiana: The bottom right number is a county code. Here you can find them under "BMV Code": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_counties_in_Indiana
Idaho: Idaho uses a county code system. Codes can be found here: https://licenseplates.cc/ID
Maine: The Chickadee (top) will be removed in April of 2026. This is because they are apparently to be off the road by then (according to Licenseplates.cc)
Massachusetts: Every month has its own kind of plate with a trailing number. They can be found here: https://licenseplates.cc/MA
Minnesota: There are two plates because the top is the mailout series
Montana: Montana uses a county code system. Codes can be found here: https://licenseplates.cc/MT
Nebraska: Nebraska uses a county code system. Codes can be found here: https://licenseplates.cc/NE
Mississippi: There are specified sets per each county. You can read about it here: https://licenseplates.cc/MS
South Carolina: Like MN, there are two plates for the newer base because the top version is the mailout series.
Tennessee: A friend of mine in TN said that the old design is still around, but rarer than the current.
West Virginia: Like MA, WV has a per-month system, except with a leading number (or letter for Nov. and Dec.). Info: https://licenseplates.cc/WV
Wyoming: I ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up the cowboy and the bison, I know. Wyoming also uses a county code system. Codes can be found here: https://licenseplates.cc/WY


Credits:
Ryzo_Arashikage: Creating the plate designs and formats
CatGaming101699: Creating the base and organizing the order of states
Licenseplates.cc: Information on the formats and validity of these plates

Canadian License Plates: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3523312966

Soon to come:

US Apportioned (Class 8 Truck) license plates
Exempt/Government license plates