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Alabama License Plates

The 2009 "Sweet Home" Alabama base plate went on sale January 2, 2009.

The 2013 series was first seen in October 2013 with 2014 expirations.

The 2021 series was first seen in October 2021 with 2022 expirations.

Stickers

11 - black on white

12 - white on blue

13 - black on yellow

14 - white on red

15 - white on green

16 - white on blue

Current Series

2013 Series

Non-passenger Plates

Disabled

TLT592

AJ - Feb 19 ’22

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New handicapped base has state name in serifed all-caps font in red and serial and wheelchair in black. Uses a 1A2B3 format.

Former issue: Handicapped plates have a new base, which is flat. The state name is at top in red and in the script font seen on recent non-passenger types, with a blue wheelchair at left and a blue serial. There is no slogan or type name. The serial format is A00A0.

Specialty Plates

God Bless America

A0CDC0X

Ethan Massengale - Apr 9 ’25

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Plates are now “randomized.” A0 essentially acts as a county code and the other 5 act the same as the standard plates.

Flat with font similar to Tennessee issues.

There is no additional charge for these plates.

From Bradley Gallagher: This type was redesigned in October 2013. The redesigned plates feature a 0000AA0 numbering format.

Bradley reports the original order of issue as follows: AM00000 (embossed), 00000AM (embossed, then flat from here on), AN00000, 00000AN, AP00000, 00000AP, AR00000, 00000AR, AS00000, 00000AS, AT00000, 00000AT, AV00000, 00000AV, AW00000, 00000AW, AY00000, 00000AY, AZ00000, 00000AZ, BA00000, BB00000, BC00000, and then BD00000. High: BD37409

AU seems to have been skipped, possibly because of Auburn University. It appears that AX was skipped in both configurations.

High Embossed: AM99485

Low flat: 08714AM

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