Saskatchewan Apportioned Truck

All newly-issued Saskatchewan Apportioned plates as of November 2012 feature only a small green on white "APP" sticker affixed to upper left corner. This is the only remaining Saskatchewan licence plate type to be denoted with a sticker.

The "Land of Living Skies" slogan appeared on most new passenger car plates in 1998 but Apportioned trucks did not generally receive these until approximately 2003 in the DEx/DRx suffix blocks.

Saskatchewan joined the International Registration Plan (IRP) in 1993 and a large green on white "APPORTIONED" sticker (affixed to bottom center of plate) replaced the small PRP sticker for new issues by 1997.

Starting in April 1982, Saskatchewan Canadian Agreement on Vehicle Registration (CAVR) trucks were registered with prefix APx, B or other series plates featuring a small green on white "PRP" sticker affixed to upper right corner. 1991-onwards, PRP plates differentiated between A (PSV truck/tractor power unit), PB (PSV bus/highway coach) or TS (semi/commercial trailer) using a class sticker in lower left corner and month/year date/renewal sticker in lower right.

See February 2004 ALPCA register, Aug 2008 (issue 146) and Aug 2013 (issue 166) Europlate magazine articles for more details on Saskatchewan Apportioned plates of all types. Thanks to Andrew Osborne, David Wilson and Manny Jacob.