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
- NZA 478
- BRH 43H
- 916AQA1
- FYL-P62
- CA·28504
- 1000000
- JX 9337
- TAR C41SUNSHINE STATE
- ACM0EWFORSYTH
- YGV 010
- 1A XN54V
- GK 11418
- 999ZZZ
- RON 723LINN
- 0176ANM
- Y5K220
- 150 KKO
- 928·LML
- 3HE4572
- 7DYY 29SEP
- FDC 8751
- UNC 07210,000 Lakes
- HUA 180HINDS
- ZL5 L4JDEC
- 3+AE3438
- BMF 427
- 376-4G8
- 579 9002
- E93-YKE
- CLTM13
- MLZ-5025
- MFP-1104
- 346 EWZ
- LDL 1363
- WBC 125
- 226 RHC
- NKA4267
- 2IQ 124
- 420EAW
- 1SC 829
- BWQ 7165ANDERSON
- YWN 1475
- A90 2LK
- LBN 851
- STF-8885
- CYT5755
- D62 117A
- BEK-2065
- 2P 99VA
- KYI 325
- TIS 051
- CZZ-3401
- B00 9FX
- MDW 382
- KKG 964
- JYG 741
- 379528
- HUZ 987
- 023 043
- DMVJ 915
- 379 AFP
- BZA 37N
- 035 PKP
- KAG28The 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.