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词条 Vehicle registration plates of Tasmania
释义

  1. Issuing authorities

  2. General series

  3. TasPlates range

  4. Other vehicles

  5. Skipped combinations

  6. Discontinued plates

  7. References

Tasmania requires its residents to register their motor vehicles and display vehicle registration plates.[1] Current regular issue plates are Australian standard 372 mm × 134 mm, and use standard Australian stamping dies.[2]

Issuing authorities

  • Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources: 1998–2014
  • Department of State Growth: 2014–present

General series

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Between 1930 and 1954, Tasmanian plates were issued in the format 3 L0000, where the first numeral represented the year, and the letter the month of issue.

In 1954, the style was updated to the W-series plates that ran until 1970. The format and range was WAA·000 to WZZ·999, continuing with the month and year allocations, with the second letter representing the year, and the third letter the month. Originally, from 1954 to 1956, there was a year tab between the state identifier, for example "19 TAS 54" for 1954. This was replaced by a registration label after 1956, resulting in plate design modifications to omit the year between the state identifier.

In 1970, the W-series plates were replaced by the AA·0000 to FS 9999 series with blue lettering on a white background, the letters T and X are not used as second letter character because it used with Trailers, Motorcycles, respectfully. From 1970 to 1976 these had the slogan TAS and from 1976 to 1998, Tasmania – Holiday Isle. Between 1998 and 2004, the border colour switched to turquoise with the slogan Tasmania – Your Natural State, with a coloured decal of the Tasmanian state logo in the background (a stylised thylacine prowling through reeds on a riverbank). The update started at DS 0000. In 2004, the series reverted to the original blue borders, while retaining the other 1998 revisions.

On 24 February 2008, the Tasmanian Government issued a new registration plate design in the format A 00 AA. After the first letter appears the Tasmanian state logo with the slogan Tasmania – Explore the possibilities. Tasmanian plates are manufactured by LicenSys in Brisbane.

In August 2017, when the combination F 99 ZZ was reached the G 00 AA to G 99 ZZ was skipped and the next series recommenced from H 00 AA; the G-series is reserved for Tasmania government. In very late 2018, combinations went straight from H 99 ZZ to I 00 AA; initially it was thought that the "I" series would be skipped to avoid confusion with 1, however as of late December 2018, it appears that combinations would go through the "I" series after all.

In the illustration of older Tasmanian registration plates, the three plates on the left side from top to bottom are EN-1113 (1998–2004 issue), CO-7984 (1970–1998 issue), WYG-734 (1954 to 1970 issue, non-reflective). The plates on the right side are domestic or semi trailer as indicated by the second character "T". The red plate is a Tasmanian interstate plate, issued before the birth of the Federal Interstate Registration Scheme.

TasPlates range

Since 2007, personalised plates are offered only through the TasPlates scheme. A wider range of coloured, prestige and themed plates are available for a one-off fee. Prior to 2007, personalised plates were offered directly through the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources in previous slogan formats and colour options.

AAA-nnn, AAA-nn

Motorcycles only AA-nnn

Types of plates offered are:

  • Carbon Fibre
  • US Style
  • Tech
  • Chic
  • Sports and Leisure
  • Tassie
  • Cause
  • Euro
  • Euro Icon
  • Prestige
  • My colour
  • Classic
  • Colour on black
  • Explorer (November 2018)
  • Animals (October 2018)

Classic, Colour on black, Tech, Chic, US style, Caron Fibre styles are the same as offered in New South Wales but using different embossing dies.

Bling, graphic plates, fishing, AFL and Camouflage plates offered from 2007 was withdrawn from sale in 2017.

Other vehicles

Government plates: from 1970, these plates were in the GT-nnnn or GV-nnnn formats, but in the 1990s this was replaced by the G-nnnnn format. Both of these designs featured red lettering with blue or green numbers. With the introduction of the new standard design in 2008, the format G-00-AA is used. The lettering and numbering on the plates is green instead of the standard blue.

Trailer plates: between 1970 and 2008, the format was AT-nnnn to ZT-nnnn, then it went back to issue IT-nnnn (previously allocated to interstate trucks prior to 1987) and QT-nnnn before concluding. This style was replaced in 2008 with the current format Z 00 AA and then Y 00 AA.

Tasmania Fire Service vehicles use plates in the format TFS-000, with red lettering on a white background and the TFS logo in the centre.

Members of the Consular Corps Tasmania use plates with the letters CC followed by a colour depiction of the flag of the country they represent, followed by two numbers.

Staff of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources enjoy certain diplomatic status and are issued with plates with the letters IC, followed by one or two numbers.

The Governor of Tasmania official cars are registered and insured, but in keeping with viceregal tradition, they display the St Edward's Crown, rather than registration plates. If the Governor is being conveyed, his or her personal flag will also be flown on the car.

Vintage and classic cars may carry "special interest" plates, which are black letters on white, of the format SI·nnnA. Registered owners pay a lesser amount, on condition that the cars are not used as regular transport. Since the beginning of 2018, SI series has begun to use suffix letters after reaching SI-9999. Motorcycles use nnn·SI

Metro Tasmania buses have the prefix "MET" on their registration plates, with the number thereafter being the fleet number of the bus. A typical registration plate for Metro bus number 43 would be MET·043.

Skipped combinations

A-12-BC Format: A 00 IA - A 99 IZ, A 00 OA - A 99 OZ, B 00 IA - B 99 IZ, B 00 OA - B 99 OZ, up to F 00 IA - F 99 IZ, F 00 OA - F 99 OZ, H 00 IA - H 99 IZ, H 00 OA - H 99 OZ, G 00 DA - G 99 ZZ, Y 00 IA - Y 99 IZ, Z 00 IA - Z 99 IZ, Z 00 OA - Z 99 OZ.

Discontinued plates

  • Interstate trucks: ISW·nnn from 1953 to 1970. Allocated IT·nnnn onwards from 1970 until replaced by the current Federal Interstate Registration Scheme scheme in 1987.

References

1. ^http://www.worldlicenseplates.com/world/PA_AUST.html
2. ^http://www.plateshack.com/y2k/Tasmania/tasmania.htm
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