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.
- 1A1A2U0
- MBB 774
- FJA 5E0
- BDT 61T
- 9SVC129
- EQK-K96
- BU·07625
- 1000000
- JN 8370
- RZY S86SUNSHINE STATE
- DEE1176DEKALB
- YCA 823
- 1A D051V
- FE 98359
- 999ZZZ
- PNG 232CLINTON
- 3757AJW
- P5C749JEFFERSON
- 757 JAS
- 151·JXH
- 7GN3280
- 6SZZ 99SEP
- EYM 2868
- SEE 11110,000 Lakes
- HSJ 353HINDS
- ZK3 H8YDEC
- 3+92421E
- BCB 035
- 580-8C7
- 555 5936
- T77-VNS
- CATT24
- LVX-9371
- LJL-9747
- 057 EMM
- KQT 2011CUYAHOGA
- RJK 205
- 586 QHH
- MVT 7931
- 2AC 194
- 410 BQN
- 1PC 489
- BTD 7295SHELBY
- WHC 9516
- A54 4BA
- KWC 745
- TCZ-7381
- CSD2312
- D30 987A
- BAE-7021
- 2P 95G
- KOH 563
- TIK 471
- CWC-0009
- XF2 18F
- LUE 361
- KGH 792
- JVV 085
- 374149
- HLW 104
- 017 043
- DEMC 866
- 104 AEU
- AYN 83J
- 541 NTB
- JTT30The 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.