The High RoadJohn Northup (#3547) and Kit Sage (#1689)
Shown here are the highest license plate numbers observed. The High Road is featured in each issue of PLATES Magazine.
- 1A190P5
- LNF 199
- X1A 9TX
- BAK 14Y
- 9PAY264
- EJR-H23
- BS·22152
- 1000000
- JL 6469
- RXD K14SUNSHINE STATE
- DAK5260FULTON
- WZZ 801
- 1A YID0U
- EY 73519
- 999ZZZ
- OZA 470CLINTON
- 7174AFP
- M4B236OHIO
- 429 HTY
- 253·JLF
- 7GJ3940
- 6DZW 19SEP
- EXE 2825
- RJW 03610,000 Lakes
- HRE 432HINDS
- ZK2 A4BDEC
- 3+75639E
- AYZ 720
- 188 1B4
- 547 0237
- A16-UZG
- BYDN17
- LRW-9034
- LEA-6833
- 525 EJM
- KMZ 8568
- RFI 638
- 103 QAZ
- MPX 4557
- 1XI 124
- 883 BBG
- 1NS 182
- BSM 8613SHELBY
- VSZ 1716
- H11 1GG
- KYH 622
- TGC-1900
- CNY9230
- D20 338A
- AYS-1222
- 2P 1B
- KMI 515
- TIC 073
- CTP-5261
- WM0 18K
- LPT 778
- KFG 858
- JVR 452
- 372896
- HKB 135
- 016 958
- DDWE 707
- 819 AEP
- AQS 74M
- 309 NPB
- JRH01The Klondike
- SPM 415 K
Notes
Delaware recycles old numbers continually, and Indiana issues alpha sequences at random. Thus, these states have no progressive “high.”
Alabama, Hawaii, Idaho, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming issue plates by a county code system, so the most populous county's high is shown.
Massachusetts, Missouri, and West Virginia issue plates by a month code system, so the latest month of the year issued is shown, usually December.