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
- LNJ 127
- 14A 8BY
- BCB 40N
- 9RIW078
- EOQ-J69
- BT·15549
- 1000000
- JM 8856
- RZU J90SUNSHINE STATE
- DAK5260FULTON
- WZZ 843
- 1A ZYZ2U
- FB 14315
- 999ZZZ
- PEN 022JOHNSON
- 0003AHF
- N3G203JEFFERSON
- 429 HTY
- 309·JPG
- 6GL6757
- 6SHG 29SEP
- EXQ 8049
- RSH 58310,000 Lakes
- HRG 038HINDS
- ZK6 D6BDEC
- 3+85262E
- AZW 332
- 798-3C3
- 550 6999
- W43-VFZ
- BZHL48
- LTU-9027
- LFH-2521
- 590 EKX
- KNH 5768
- QNG 665
- 300 QEA
- MSC 6968
- 1YD 992
- 409 BHQ
- 1NX 591
- BSS 5179
- VYZ 7944
- H51 4HZ
- KVC 928
- TEZ-9413
- CRH1216
- D20 338A
- AZH-2001
- 2P 1B
- KNF 397
- TIC 073
- CVG-4065
- WV1 71C
- LTH 765
- KFS 268
- JVV 085
- 373197
- HKW 073
- 017 043
- DEFH 321
- 004 AES
- AVH 90C
- 436 NPQ
- JSR90The 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.