Newfoundland & Labrador Passenger
| Plate | Reporter | Date |
|---|---|---|
| JVV 085 | Jonathan Seaward | 10/12/24 |
| JVR 707 | Jonathan Seaward | 10/10/24 |
| JVR 452 | Jonathan Seaward | 9/13/24 |
| JVQ 775 | Jason Slade | 9/12/24 |
| JVO 728 | Jason Slade | 9/12/24 |
| JVO 895 | Jonathan Seaward | 9/11/24 |
| JVO 139 | Jonathan Seaward | 8/12/24 |
| JVL 044 | Jonathan Seaward | 7/22/24 |
| JVG 991 | Tyler Elg | 7/09/24 |
| JVF 631 | Jonathan Seaward | 6/18/24 |
| JVC 830 | Jason Slade | 6/09/24 |
| JUZ 719 | Jason Slade | 5/03/24 |
| JUY 358 | Jason Slade | 4/17/24 |
| JUS 186 | Mike Franks | 3/02/24 |
| JUP 686 | Mike Franks | 2/07/24 |
| JUN 769 | Jonathan Seaward | 1/24/24 |
| JUN 400 | Mike Franks | 1/24/24 |
| JUH 007 | Jason Slade | 1/15/24 |
| JUH 003 | Mike Franks | 1/15/24 |
| JUH 002 | Mike Franks | 1/12/24 |
JVV 085
This design commemorates the province's 75th anniversary of confederation with Canada. Mike Franks reports that passenger plates likely started at JUA 001, marking the first usage of the letter U in over 35 years. These went on sale on January 12, 2024 and will be issued until the end of December 2024.
From Jason Oxford: JUY - first time Y has been used in 30 years now as well I think.