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Nebraska License Plates

County allocation system with county numbers, except for counties 1, 2, and 59, which now use a 3-alpha/3-numeric system. Andy DeCeunynck reports that county level plates -- outside of 1,2, and 59 -- do not use the letters I, M, O, Q, W or X. Nebraska 2011 base was used through 2017 and featured their state bird (Western Meadowlark) and their state flower (Goldenrod) on a white background. State name (top) and registration characters were green. "nebraska.gov" (lower case) is in black at bottom center. Issuance began in January, 2011, and replaced the previous base by the end of that year. All replaced by the now-defunct 1867-2017 base.

For county coded plates, Nebraska reserves X for trailer plates.

Around 2021-2022, Nebraska started using M and W on county coded plates.

Standard Passenger Plates

Non-passenger Plates

Specialty Plates

Retired Series

1-2-59 - Metro Area (2017)

YDV 996

Evan Couture - Jul 2 ’23

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Low: UIA 169

Trailer high: XNL 851

The high for Douglas (1), Lancaster (2), and Sarpy (59) Counties will always be the same since all three counties issue only the 3-alpha/3-numeric format plates in sequential order without any differentiation between those counties.

Willie C. Brock, Jr. reports Commercial Truck 1-173, which is low number that was kept as a vanity since Commercial Truck plates are no longer being issued in the metro counties. Trucks in those counties are now using standard graphic Pass. plates without any designation that they are registered to a truck. The numbered counties still issue non-graphic Commercial Truck plates.

X series skipped due to the fact they are reserved for trailer plates.