The High RoadJohn Northup (#3547) and Kit Sage (#1689)
Shown here are the highest license plate numbers observed. The High Road is featured in each issue of PLATES Magazine.
- 1C07EET
- MGN 878
- 44A 878
- BRY 24H
- 487BJY1
- GCE-Q44
- CA·75821
- 1000000
- JY 1444
- TBB C17SUNSHINE STATE
- ACS3TT
- YHA 163
- 1A BE01W
- GL 71645
- 999ZZZ
- RQC 221DES MOINES
- 0176ANM
- Z0B207GRAYSON
- 803 KLL
- 707·LRL
- 8HG6337
- 7RWF 49SEP
- FDH 3069
- USD 55010,000 Lakes
- HUA 180HINDS
- ZL5 L4JDEC
- 3+AE4012
- BMP 353
- 801-7H1
- 581 0074
- X85-YMG
- CMCD06
- MLZ-5025
- MFV-6939
- 747 EXG
- LDL 2803CUYAHOGA
- WBU 162
- 998 RJJ
- NKW0437
- 2JI 946
- 809EDY
- 1SJ 852
- BWZ 8214
- YXN 3056
- A20 6LX
- LBM 275
- SSW-5522
- CYZ0163
- D62 117A
- BEN-6653
- 2P 76WZ
- KYO 355
- TIS 051
- DBD-8714
- B64 9HZ
- MEC 570
- KKJ 200
- JYL 654
- 379755
- HVK 777
- 023 043
- DNPD 611
- 379 AFP
- CAK 80A
- 256 PKW
- KAX24The Klondike
- SPM 778 K
- EX999926-30
Notes
Delaware recycles old numbers continually, and Indiana issues alpha sequences at random. Thus, these states have no progressive “high.”
Alabama, Hawaii, Idaho, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming issue plates by a county code system, so the most populous county's high is shown.
Massachusetts, Missouri, and West Virginia issue plates by a month code system, so the latest month of the year issued is shown, usually December.