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Type	Plate	Notes	Reporter
Passenger	301238	Annual registrations are still in effect for most classes. Andrew Osborne reports that NWT and Nunavut are issuing 18 month registrations for some commercial plates. The new graphic base began at 300000. Original base high: 124775 2010-07-18 Adriaan Bergink	Andrew Osborne 7/30/10
Non-passenger Plates
Commercial	C25520	Commercial plates had CV up to 9999 but reduced to just C after 10000. Size of the C is larger from around 19500 and up.	Willie C. Brock, Jr. 1/28/10
Dealer	D550	Dealer plates are rare with a small D followed by a 3-digit number. Only about 550 of these have been issued.	Andy DeCeunynck 3/07/06
Government	G6300	Government plates have a smaller G followed by a number. They go on RCMP vehicles and other government owned cars, but not buses. About 6300 of these have been issued.	Andy DeCeunynck 3/07/06
Inuvik Snowmobile/ATV	S041		Plate Finder Number One 8/04/09
Motorcycle	8399		E. Morgan 2/24/08
Public Service	P11387	Public Service plates are issued on Taxis, buses, and on the front of semis. Initially, they started with the letters PS, but somewhere (well before 10000), they reverted to just the letter P. The P is still smaller than the numbers that follow it. The highest is about P11300.	Andy DeCeunynck 6/23/07
Rental	RE2990	From Andy: Rental cars have a special plate with RE followed by the number. The RE is the same size as the numbers. The highest I saw was RE2593 and nearly all that are on the road today are above RE2000.	Andy DeCeunynck 6/26/07
School Bus	S0091	Seen online	Plate Finder Number One 7/31/09
Snowmobile	6695		Plate Finder Number One 8/04/09
Trailer	T29075	Although this is not an actual high right to the number, Andy reports from a recent visit to NWT that about 24500 Trailer plates have been issued.	David R. Wilson 7/31/09
Veteran	VET232	From Andy: Veteran plates are the letters VET followed by a 3-digit number. I only saw VET001 and VET022. These plates stand out because they are red instead of blue. They are the only plates that are of a different color than the standard set.	Andy DeCeunynck 6/25/07

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