Ontario License Plates
PRP plates continue to receive stickers (dated up to two years in future) as before.
Perpetual stickers are still being issued to provincial government vehicle plates of all types except trailers and ORV.
Temporary stickers are still issued to plates of all types except trailers and ORV. No blanks are issued, even if motorist continues using same plates after temporary expiry. These plates are typically damaged in top right after sticker was removed using tools and brute force.
Ontario licence plates for most vehicle types have been issued in pairs since 1948. Plates issued singly for the usual exceptions of ORV, motorcycle, LSM, moped, dealer, service, temporary paper permit and trailer.
Letters G, I, O, Q, and U have not been used in the current seven-character series except for first letter on English Green Vehicle plates.