Vehicle registration plates of Georgia (U.S. state)

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Georgia
Georgia 2017 License Plate.jpg
Current peach tree license plate
Current series
SloganPeach State (on peach tree design)
Size12 in × 6 in
30 cm × 15 cm
MaterialAluminum
Serial formatABC1234
IntroducedMay 2012 (2012-05)
Availability
Issued by Georgia Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division
History
First issuedSeptember 1, 1910 (1910-09-01)

The U.S. state of Georgia first required its residents to register their motor vehicles and display license plates in 1910. Plates are currently issued by the Motor Vehicle Division of the Georgia Department of Revenue. Only rear plates have been required since 1942.

Contents

Passenger baseplates

1910 to 1970

In 1956, the United States, Canada, and Mexico came to an agreement with the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, the Automobile Manufacturers Association and the National Safety Council that standardized the size for license plates for vehicles (except those for motorcycles) at 6 inches (15 cm) in height by 12 inches (30 cm) in width, with standardized mounting holes. [1] The 1956 (dated 1957) issue was the first Georgia license plate that fully complied with these standards: the 1954 (dated 1955) and 1955 (dated 1956) issues were 6 inches in height by 12 inches in width, but had non-standard mounting holes.

ImageDates issuedDesignSloganSerial formatSerials issuedNotes
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1910–11Black on aluminumnone123451 to 10000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1911–12Black on yellownone1234510001 to 17000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1912–13Black on white; vertical "GA" at rightnone1234517001 to approximately 23600
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1914Black on white with border line; "GA 1914" at rightnone123451 to approximately 20600First dated plate; replaced all 1910–13 plates.
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1915White on black porcelain with border line; "GA. 1915" at rightnone123451 to approximately 25300
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1916Black on white with border line; "GA 16" at rightnone123451 to approximately 47500
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1917White on black with border line; "GA 1917" at rightnone123451 to approximately 67500
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1918Black on light green with border line; "GA 1918" at rightnone123451 to approximately 95500
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1919Black on white with border line; "GA 1919" at rightnone1234561 to approximately 118500
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1920White on dark green with border line; "GA 20" at rightnone123-4561 to approximately 145-000
1921 Georgia license plate.jpg 1921Dark green on white with border line; "GA 21" at rightnone123-4561 to approximately 133-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1922White on black with border line; "GA 22" at rightnone123-4561 to approximately 151-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1923White on brown with border line; "GA 23" at leftnone123-4561 to approximately 151-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1924Black on gray with border line; "GA. 1924" at bottomnone123-4561 to approximately 178-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1925White on dark blue with border line; "GA. 25" at topnone123-4561 to approximately 221-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1926White on red with border line; "GA. 1926" at bottomnone123-4561 to approximately 243-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1927Black on yellow with border line; vertical "GA-27" as separatornone123-4561 to approximately 265-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1928White on dark blue with border line; "GA. 1928" at bottomnone123-4561 to approximately 294-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1929Golden yellow on black with border line; vertical "GA-29" as separator; vertical "FRONT" or "REAR" at rightnone123-456A1A to approximately 316-000D
(see right)
Front and rear plates issued; this practice continued through 1941. First use of weight classes, with the letters A, B, C and D used in order from the heaviest vehicles to the lightest, and a block of serials assigned to each class.
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1930Black on gray with border line; "GEORGIA–1930" at topnone123-456A1A to approximately 349-000D
(see right)
First use of the full state name. Weight class letters and method of assigning serials to each class same as 1929.
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1931White on dark green with border line; "GA–31" at topnoneA1234
1A234
A1 to Z9999;
0A1 to 9Z999
Four weight classes as in 1929 and 1930; separate blocks of serials for regular and locking-bar plates assigned to each class.
Blank License Plate Shape.svg White on dark green with border line; "GA" at top left, "31" at top right and space for locking bar at top middlenone
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1932White on dark blue with border line; "GA–32" at topnone12345ACoded by weight class (A)Letters A, B, C and D used in order from the heaviest vehicles to the lightest, as in 1929 and 1930, but with serials in each class starting from 1. Letter E added for the lightest class when 99999D was reached. These practices continued through 1935.
1933 Georgia license plate.jpg 1933Dark blue on orange with border line; "GA–33" at topnone12-345ACoded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1934Orange on dark blue with border line; "GEORGIA" and "1934" at top and bottom respectivelynone12-345ACoded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1935Dark blue on orange with border line; "1935" and "GEORGIA" at top and bottom respectivelynone12-345ACoded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1936As 1934 base, but with "1936" at bottomnone123-4561 to approximately 331-000
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1937As 1935 base, but with "1937" at topnone123-4561 to approximately 364-000
1938 Georgia license plate.jpg 1938As 1934 base, but with "1938" at bottomnone12-345ACoded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1939Dark blue on yellow with border line; "1939" and "GEORGIA" at top and bottom respectivelynone12-345ACoded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1940Orange on green with border line; "GA", peach graphic and "40" at bottom"PEACH STATE" at topA12-345Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg As above, but with "GA 40" at top and no peach graphic"PEACH STATE" at bottom
1941 Georgia License Plate.jpg 1941Reflective yellow on dark blue with border line; peach sticker in the center; "GA 41" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottom123-45A
123-4EX
Coded by weight class (A)First reflectorized passenger plate in the United States, and also the first to use a sticker of any kind. [2] [3]
1942 Georgia license plate.jpg Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1942–43White on dark blue with red border line; "1942" and "GEORGIA" in red at top at bottom respectivelynoneA12-345
EX12345
Coded by weight class (A)Revalidated for 1943 with red tabs, due to metal conservation for World War II.
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1944Yellow on black with border line; "GA 44" at leftnoneA 12345
EX 12345
Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1945White on black with border line; "1945" and "GEORGIA" at top and bottom respectivelynoneA-12345Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1946Black on silver with border line; "1946" and "GEORGIA" at top and bottom respectivelynoneA-12345
E/X-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1947Maroon on cream with border line; "GA 47" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1948Black on unpainted aluminum with border line; "GA 48" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
E/S-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1949Red on unpainted aluminum with border line; "GA 49" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
E/S-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
1950 Georgia license plate C-55919.jpg 1950Black on unpainted aluminum with border line; "GA 50" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
E/S-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
1951 Georgia license plate E*S-71343.jpg 1951Green on unpainted aluminum with border line; "GA 51" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
E/S-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1952White on black with border line; "GA 52" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
E/S-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1953Orange on black with border line; "GA 53" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
E/S-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
1954 Georgia license plate.jpg 1954Black on yellow with border line; "GA 54" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
E/S-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
1955 Georgia license plate F-88748.jpg 1955Yellow on black with border line; "GEORGIA 55" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
E/S-12345
Coded by weight class (A)
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1956White on black with border line; "GEORGIA 56" at top"PEACH STATE" at bottomA-12345
E/X-12345
H/A-12345
Coded by weight classWeight classes were as follows: E, E/X and D (3,000 lb and under); H/A through H/N (3,001 to 3,500 lb); J and K (3,501 to 4,000 lb); and A (4,001 lb and over). [4]
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1957White on dark green with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "57" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class (see right)Weight classes were as follows: D and E (3,000 lb and under); no letter (3,001 to 3,500 lb); J (3,501 to 4,000 lb); and A (4,001 lb and over). This continued through 1970. [4]
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1958Black on white with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "58" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1959White on black with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "59" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
1960 Georgia license plate.jpg 1960Black on white with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "60" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
1961 Georgia license plate.jpg 1961Black on yellow with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "61" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
1962 Georgia license plate.jpg 1962Red on white with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "62" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
1963 Georgia license plate.jpg 1963White on red with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "63" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
1964 Georgia license plate.jpg 1964Peach on green with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "64" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1965Blue on white with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "65" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1966White on red with border line; "19 GEORGIA 66" at bottom"PEACH STATE" centered at top1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
1967 Georgia license plate.jpg 1967Red on white with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "67" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
1968 Georgia license plate.jpg 1968White on green with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "68" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
Blank License Plate Shape.svg 1969White on black with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "69" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class
1970 Georgia USA license plate.jpg 1970White on blue with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "19" at bottom left and "70" at bottom right"PEACH STATE" centered at bottom1·12345
1·A·12345
10·1234
10·A·1234
100·1234
100·A·123
Coded by county of issuance (1, 10 or 100) and weight class

1971 to present

ImageDates issuedDesignSloganSerial formatSerials IssuedNotes
Georgia license plate, 1971-1975 series (Pike County).png 1971–75Embossed blue on reflective white with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "71" at top left; county name on sticker at bottomnoneABC 123First letter corresponds to weight class (see right)Weight classes were as follows: A, B, C and F (3,000 lb and under); E and G (3,001 to 3,500 lb); L, M and P (3,501 to 4,000 lb); and R and W (4,001 lb and over).
Georgia license plate, 1976.png 1976–79Embossed red on reflective white with border line; "GEORGIA" centered at top; "76" at top left; county name on sticker at bottomnoneABC 123First letter corresponds to weight class (see right)Weight classes were as follows: A through E (3,000 lb and under); G and H (3,001 to 3,500 lb); L, M and N (3,501 to 4,000 lb); and R and S (4,001 lb and over).
Georgian state license plate, 1979-1980 series with 1979 sticker (Whitfield County).png 1979–80ABC 123TAA 001 to
TZZ 999;
WAA 001 to approximately WGZ 999
Georgia license plate, 1976-1979 series with 1982 sticker (Dekalb County).png 1980–82As above, but with "GEORGIA" screened rather than embossedWHA 001 to approximately YFI 999
Georgia license plate, 1983-1989 series with 1989 sticker.png 1983–89Embossed green on reflective white; screened "19 GEORGIA 83" at top; county name on sticker at bottomnoneABC 123AAA 001 to approximately WCW 999 Vanity plates featured the "Peach State" slogan in place of the county-name sticker.
1990 Georgia license plate RRX 397.jpg 1990 – March 1996Embossed black on reflective gradient white and orange; screened green "Georgia" at top with peach graphic for the 'o'; "19" at top left and "90" at top right; county name on sticker at bottomnoneABC 123AAA 001 to
YZZ 999
Letters I, O, Q, U and V not used in either serial format. [4] The ABC 1234 format used narrower dies.
1996 Georgia license plate ABJ 1413.jpg March 1996 – January 1997ABC 1234AAA 1001 to approximately ADM 9999
1998 Georgia license plate 840 BSS.jpg February 1997 – June
2001
Embossed black on reflective white with peach graphic at center; screened black "GEORGIA" at top, offset to left; county name on sticker at bottom ...on my mind 123 ABC001 AAA to
999 ZZZ
Letters I and O not used in this serial format, and Q, U and V used only from 2000, beginning with the XAQ series. [4]
Blank License Plate Shape.svg April 1997 – June
2001
1234 ABIntermittently from 1001 QA to 9999 YZBoth these serial formats used on passenger vehicles (interchangeably with the 123 ABC format) and trucks, having originally been intended to be reserved for the latter. Letters I, O, U and V not used in the 1234 AB format. The 12345 QA format used narrower dies.
1998 Georgia license plate 45702 QF.jpg 12345 QAIntermittently from 10001 QA to approximately 50000 QG
1998 Georgia license plate 3343 ALG.jpg June 2001 – November 20031234 ABC1001 AAA to approximately 9999 AWTSame narrow dies as the 12345 QA format. Letters I, O, Q, U and V not used.
2005 Georgia license plate AAQ 7166.jpg December 2003 – April
2007
Embossed black on reflective gradient gray and white; peach graphic containing green state shape at center; county name on sticker at bottomwww.GEORGIA.govABC 1234Exclusively from AAA 0001 to approximately AVM 9999; intermittently from AVN 0001 to approximately AWB 1750Letter O not used in this serial format.
2007 Georgia license plate AXT 5757.jpg May 2007 – April
2012
Similar to above, but without gray gradient and "www." in web addressGEORGIA.govIntermittently from AVN 0001 to approximately AWB 1750; exclusively from AWB 1751 to approximately CAQ 9999
Georgia 2017 License Plate.jpg May 2012 – presentScreened black on reflective graphic plate with rolling hills, peach tree, and peachesPeach StateABC1234PAA0000 to PEZ9999; PMA0000 to PZZ9999; then 'Q', 'R', 'T' and 'S' series and 'C' series from CAR0000 onwards, alternating with plain peach platesOn both these bases, "In God We Trust" can be printed at the bottom in place of the county name.
Screened black on reflective white; peach graphic in centernoneABC1234PFA0000 to PLZ9999; then 'Q', 'R', 'T' and 'S' series and 'C' series from CAR0000 onwards, alternating with peach tree plates

County coding

Georgia used two sets of numeric county codes on its license plates between 1957 and 1970. On both sets, the order of the codes was based on the respective populations of each county, with the order of the codes from 1962 onwards based on the figures according to the 1960 United States Census. [5] [6]

Since 1971, the name of the county of issuance has been displayed at the bottom of each plate – originally on a sticker, before becoming screened in 2012.

Non-passenger and optional types

alternative fueled vehicle 2007 Georgia license plate alternative fueled vehicle.jpg
alternative fueled vehicle

Georgia was one of the first states to issue optional plates, introducing commemorative issues for several of its in-state colleges and universities in 1983.[ citation needed ] The only requirement is a minimum of 1000 plates ordered, thus the state has made plates for fans of Auburn University in Alabama and Clemson University in South Carolina.

The number of optional types has increased since 1983; Georgia currently offers many specialty or optional license plates, most at an extra cost to motorists. [7] Revenue from the sale of specialty plates is shared with the sponsoring organization, provided that the sponsor is an in-state Georgia college or an organization which has been authorized to receive revenue by an act of the legislature. Organizations which have not received legislative authorization, and out of state colleges, are not eligible to receive revenue from specialty tag sales. [8]

Effective with the 2005 base, the state streamlined the ever-growing number of limited-issuance plates by instituting two-letter prefixes for almost all types other than standard passenger plates. Most of these plate types first appeared on the www.GEORGIA.gov base and are currently migrating to the new GEORGIA.gov base.

The state also issues plates for non-passenger vehicles, such as trucks, school buses, and government vehicles.

ImageTypeDates issuedDesignSloganSerial formatSerials issuedNotes
1993 Georgia license plate Olympics 15QY6.jpg 1996 Summer Olympics 1993–96Embossed red on reflective white with border line; 1996 Summer Olympics logo screened in green at left; screened green "Georgia" at top with red flame graphic for the 'o'"Centennial Olympic Games" screened in green at bottom12345
123AB
12AB3
1AB23
Revalidated until 1997.
Georgia Florida State University.jpg Florida State University 2013-2020Screened black on reflective white; Florida State University logo screened in color at left; screened "Georgia" in black at top."Florida State University" screened in red at bottomABC123Replaced with updated design.
2007GAAntique.jpg Antique Vehicle2004-2007Embossed black on grey-white gradient; "Hobby Antique Vehicle" and image of antique car screened on left; debossed areas on bottom for month, county, and year stickers.www.GEORGIA.gov screened at topHA1BCD

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