Kansas License Plates

This new general issue Kansas passenger license plate debuted on August 19, 2024 after the design was chosen by an online vote during November-December 2023. There was some AFF-series overlap between the high of the 2007 series and the low of this base. Two-letter county sticker should appear in top left corner of each passenger plate. Kansas has 105 counties.

Changed from embossed to flat in 2018.

County sticker should appear at top left.

Permanent.

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Ten schools are currently participating. We show the KU plate here as an example, but all ten institutions draw from the same number series. Garrison Stowell observed that the numbers are moving much more quickly as the standard embossed plates are replaced.

Formerly five-digit all numeric on the 2001 base.

Appeared in January 2001 at PBA 000. Although the later 2007 series was originally intended to replace it, this base survived until finally replaced during normal renewal cycles in 2024.

This base debuted in April, 2007 (low 026 AAA from Jarrett Kitch) with the original intent of replacing all prior base plates by the end of that first year. Plans were later changed and both bases remained valid. Numbering format changed to 0000ABB on Sept. 8, 2023. A few months later, all EMBOSSED passenger plates started to be replaced with FLAT ones after January 2024 at normal customer renewal cycles. Per Matt Reeves, issuance of this 2007 base ceased Aug. 19, 2024.