Standard Passenger Plates
St. Croix Passenger
CGL 949
Charles Robinson reports seeing plates only in the CDx-CEx range in St. Croix during a visit in Feb. 2013. The highest he saw was CEQ 564.
Steve Hill - 17 May ’19
St. John Passenger
JDC 298
Jesse Wodstrchill - 26 Aug ’10
St. Thomas Passenger
TGM 172
Steve Hill - 23 Oct ’19
Non-passenger Plates
Dealer
1-18-DT
Jacco Hoekstra - 16 Aug ’18
Government
G-1224C
Government plates are coded by island. The letter on the right is the island. C is St. Croix Island. Each island starts at G-1001x
Derrick Aspet - 3 Oct ’09
Handicap
$1247
Wheelchair symbol on left side.
Derrick Aspet - 2 Oct ’09
Motorcycle
M-4119
Derrick Aspet - 19 Sep ’09
National Guard
202 NG
Air and Army National Guard flat plate
Derrick Aspet - 29 Sep ’09
Taxicab Commission
Taxicabs on each island have their own series of license plates starting from 0001. The island name and the word TAXI are stacked on the left side of the serial.
St. John - 0157 reported by Dave Mackey 2010-01-03
St. Thomas - 1552 reported by Dave Mackey 2010-01-03
Ben Maltz reports TP-1358, which could be an older or newer type.
- 31 Dec ’69
Trailer
YAI 997
Derrick Aspet - 31 Oct ’09
Truck
XDC 221
Derrick Aspet - 13 Sep ’09
Specialty Plates
Professional Firefighter
171
FF
Derrick Aspet - 2 Oct ’09
St. Thomas Historical Trust
H-172
Derrick Aspet - 2 Oct ’09
U.S.V.I. National Park 50th Anniversary
P-2262
Ric Allison - 29 Aug ’14