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Yukon License Plates

Yukon stopped issuing licence plate renewal date stickers in March 2022.

Many thanks and appreciation to Richard Zral and Mark Bowers of the Yukon DMV for all of the updated information!

Current Series

Passenger

JTC03The Klondike

Barney - Dec 20 ’24

AAA08 reported as a low. Andrew Osborne reports that Yukon plates now have Alberta HiSigns dies.

Current base started as AAA01 in 1990. The "A" series has run out at AZZ99 in 2003 with a Nov 04 sticker. Shifted to BAA01 early on, likely 1992. "E" series began about 2000. HAA followed EZZ.

Brent Kirchner advises that newer Yukon plates have thicker dies.

From Andrew Osborne: New Waldale dies began in 2014. In use by HHF series.

Dept. of Hwys. & Public Works

Y1195government

Matthieu Lavoie - Jan 3 ’15

YTG stands for "Yukon Territorial Government", although this series is used only by the Department of Highways and Public Works.

Series started in 1991 at YTG 001 with no gold panner. After YTG 999 was reached, the series rolled over to Y1000 and continued from there, with the gold panner at the left.

Government, Territorial

G48028Government

Andrew Osborne - Jun 17 ’11

Note: Yukon does not use the letters D, I, Q, U, or Y, except in the first position on Government, Dealer, and Bus plates, but they did issue the BBU passenger series for some reason.

Spacing changed between G47 519 and G48023.

The letter "G" indicates a Yukon Government vehicle. Used on all sorts of vehicles, including light trucks, cars, SUVs. The first two numbers, ie "47" denote vehicle type. The 47s are SUVs. The entire 5 digits are the numbers assigned to the particular vehicle for fleet identification.

These plates are grouped by vehicle type so brand new ones from G40 and G46 are also being issued.