Vehicle Registration Plates in Slokais

Slokais Islands Vehicle Registration Plates are issued by the Ministry of Transportation’s Registration Department (MOTRD) and consist of an eight-digit code, the first two letters corresponding to the specific province of the vehicle owners' registration, followed by an additional letter designation based on either vehicle type or location, followed by a 5-digit number.

Design Standards

The modern system was launched in 2017, formalizing rules across provinces and expanding the code from seven to eight digits. Additionally, post-2017 includes a unique sticker in the top right of all VRPs, designed to prevent fraud; the designs typically feature the flag of the province of registration but may also include a variety of charity or incentive designs for a small fee upon the driver. Electric vehicles also include a speciality “EV” marker in the top-left corner of the plate. Plates consist of a white base for personal vehicles, red for government vehicles and green for commercial vehicles.

Before 2017, VRP designs were not standardized nationwide, with only sizing and a 4-digit number. Provincial MOT’s had authority to designate any three-digit code in any order; for example, Ambonar included regent codes such as “A-PZ” and “A-VP”, despite regents only being historical regions and not government entities since the 1930s. Today, additional designations are either “C” for commercial vehicles, “P” for private vehicles, “G” for government vehicles, or “M” for military vehicles. For province-specific designations, they are often used as a visual cue for traffic officials or police officers to give these vehicles priority due to the nature of the business. Critics have argued the additional designation allows for corruption and special treatment for certain people and their vehicles, while proponents argue these are not required designations and are necessary considering the importance of travel for people such as MSL’s in New Liverpool or Tribal Affairs officials in remote indigenous communities, where their service is needed.

Provincial Designation's

Province	Province Code	Additional Designations
Ambonar	AM	G - For vehicles owned by the Ambonar Church God, R- Royal Family, T- Tollway Pass
Banco Grande	BG
Bimhjar	BI	I  - Clerical or vehicles belonging to a religious order
Colorado	CO	R - Mountain and Forestry Vehicle
Dolphin Isle	DI	F  - Clerical or vehicles belonging to a religious order
East Acadia	EA
Eastern Isles	EI	A - Tribal Affairs Vehicle
East Xiang	EX
Far’awae	FA	A - Tribal Affairs Vehicle
Halls	HS	F  - Clerical or vehicles belonging to a religious order
Kayoah-Ko	KA	A - Tribal Affairs Vehicle
North Acadia	NA
Northern Isles	NI
North Kaijan	NK	I  - Clerical or vehicles belonging to a religious order
New Liverpool	NL	F - Foreign officials or consulate owned, L - MSL’s or members of the MSL Permanent Staff
North Princeton	NP
Pindai	PI	B  - Clerical or vehicles belonging to a religious order
Pinjiang	PJ	B  - Clerical or vehicles belonging to a religious order
Puerto Varas	PV
South Acadia	SA
San Fernando	SF	F - San Fernando City, L - Members of the Provincial Legislature
South Kaijan	SK	I  - Clerical or vehicles belonging to a religious order
Silverado	SO	R - Mountain and Forestry Vehicle
South Princeton	SP
South San Fernando	SS	F - Foreign officials or consulate owned, L - Members of the Provincial Legislature
Valleres	VS
Victoria-Tedaya	VT	F  - Clerical or vehicles belonging to a religious order, T - Tedaya, V - Victoria City,
Wojiang Bay	WB
West Xiang	WX

Examples

A VRP for a private citizen in New Liverpool