Delaware Commercial
| Plate | Reporter | Date |
|---|---|---|
| C600291 | JDX | 9/07/22 |
| C503306 | Jordan Irazabal | 10/11/10 |
| C503299 | Jordan Irazabal | 10/09/10 |
| C503277 | Jordan Irazabal | 5/27/10 |
| C503197 | Jordan Irazabal | 3/24/10 |
| C552104 | Eric Butler | 10/25/06 |
| C84152 | Manny Jacob | 7/01/95 |
The original five-digit "C" Commercial series ran through C99999. Since the earlier large number font did not allow for seven digits, the stacked C/L prefix (tracked elsewhere on this site) was established as a workaround continuation for commercial plates.
Plates marked "APPORTIONED" signify a truck or bus operating in more than one jurisdiction as part of the International Registration Plan (IRP). Delaware started issuing apportioned plates in 1995 with both C and C/L series numbers. Most newer issues are in the C/L 1x series along with the occasional old C-prefix number remake.
Around 1995, a smaller font that finally enabled seven character plates came into use and this traditional single-C prefix commercial series was revived and expanded into new ranges.
C100000 block: C101054 - C103036 observed
C200000 block: C270000 - C271082 observed
C300000 block: C342120 - C394949 observed
C400000 block: C486304 - C499953 observed
C500000 block: C500x - C505x observed
C600000 block: appeared in 2022, see History tab for details.
C outliers/special requests: C999999 and C552104