Florida Sunshine State (AA0 00A)
| Plate | Reporter | Date |
|---|---|---|
| KZ9 99Z | John Doe | 2/04/25 |
| KZ1 29Z | Brandon Daly | 12/22/24 |
| KZ9 63W | Brandon Daly | 12/09/24 |
| KZ3 96V | Brandon Daly | 11/03/24 |
| KZ2 43Q | Rick Trapp | 9/20/24 |
| KY1 34R | Brett Weisbrot | 8/23/24 |
| KU3 85A | Rick Trapp | 8/13/24 |
| KS6 62S | Joe Hurd | 7/29/24 |
| KP0 00L | Joe Hurd | 7/28/24 |
| KP9 62K | Joe Hurd | 7/28/24 |
| KN6 32Q | Hakukuro H. | 7/21/24 |
KZ9 99ZSUNSHINE STATE
The largest Florida county, Miami-Dade is the only one which does not issue county name plates. Their "Sunshine State" plates were introduced in 1994 in response to a series of tourist killings, as tourists could be identified by special "LEASE" plates on rental cars. It was earlier reported that Sunshine State plates were issued to all rental cars, but rental cars have been observed with county name plates as well. Each of the other 66 Florida counties is also issued some Sunshine State plates to mix in with their standard county name plates. This is done to make it more difficult to identify rental cars; however, rental cars have a slightly different sticker, more or less defeating the purpose of this security measure.