California is running out of license plate numbers. Here's the new sequence you can expect to see on the road next year.

(KSWB/KUSI) — Think your car’s license plate could use a little flair? Maybe a sleek tinted cover or a reflective finish to throw of those toll road cameras? Think again. In California ...

B ack in 1980, the Golden State adopted a new numbering scheme for its passenger-car license plates: A number followed by three letters followed by three numbers, i.e. "1AAA000." ...

California is set to revamp its vehicle license plates in 2026, ending a nearly half-century-old format. The current sequence, a number followed by three letters and three numbers, is running out ...

Languages: English. California is expected to run out of license plate numbers next year, according to the state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This has prompted the department to prepare ...

Some lucky California driver will soon receive a license plate with the number 9ZZZ999, marking the end of an era for Golden State motorists. The California Department of Motor Vehicles projects ...

Think your car’s license plate could use a little flair? Maybe a sleek tinted cover or a reflective finish to throw off those toll road cameras? Think again. In California, something as simple ...

With the state running out of its current combination of license plate numbers and letters, California plans to launch a new license plate sequence for newly registered vehicles starting next year.

California is expected to run out of license plate numbers by the end of 2025. The current system for non-commercial vehicles, which consists of one number, three letters, and three numbers ...

California has so many cars, in fact, that it is running out of unique alphanumeric combinations for its standard-issue, non-commercial-issue license plates faster than initially anticipated.