Number plates

Number plates (Glheþ: targăs d'enrexhistrar, IPA: [ˈtargəs denredʒisˈtraʃ], Fauxnetics: TAR-guhs den-reh-djees-TRAHSH) are mandatory alphanumeric plates used to display the registration of a vehicle within Talossa. The idea was first introduced by Barclamïu da Miéletz on 14. January 2024/XLV.

The plates are required at both the front and rear of a vehicle (except motorbikes and bicycles), stationary or moving.

Available formats

There are two available formats, North-American-Style and Euro-style.

North-American-Style

The plates are sized at 150x300 mm. The plates have an oval sticker at the top left corner with the registration code “TZL” that coincides with the ISO 639-3 code.

Atatürk

The format is as shown below, with the province motto screened at the bottom.

Belacostă

The format is as shown below.

Cézembre

The format is as shown below, with the province motto screened at the bottom.

Fiovă

The format is as shown below, with the province motto both in Talossan and English, screened at the bottom.

Florencia

Format is as shown below.

Maricopa

Format is as shown below.

Maritiimi-Maxhestic

Format is as shown below, with the province motto screened at the bottom.

Vuode

Format is as shown below, with the province motto screened at the bottom.

Péngöpäts Antarctic Territory

Format is as shown below.

Euro-style

Euro-style plates have, instead of the Euroband, the Talossan flag with the smaller coat of arms above the ISO 639-3 code below. The plates are sized 520x110 mm.

The format is as shown in the picture (first two letters indicate the province, the numbers following are the registration year, the numbers after the space are the province number and the last two letters are randomised.)

Province codes

KA - Atatürk

BE - Belacostă

CZ - Cézembre

FI - Fiovă

FL - Florencia

MA - Maricopa

MMX - Maritiimi-Maxhestic (DIN 1451 Engschrift will be used as the typeface)

VU - Vuode

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PE - Péngöpäts