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    1. The_RedfuckingHood on

      Wait, why do Netherlands and Luxembourg have golden plates?

    2. araujoms on

      The only ones I’ve never seen in person are the ones from Malta and Cyprus.

    3. LuckyAstronomer4982 on

      Some Danish vehicles have golden plates to, it’s for tax reasons

    5. OwreKynge on

      I whisper a quiet prayer when I see a Polish plate. I’ve seen some Poles driving pretty wildly 🙈.

    6. funnymemer323 on

      In Estonia it wipes the smile off bc you see the “ru”

    7. c32sleeper on

      I live in Germany and have seen all of them in real life, Malta being the only exception

    8. Ewendmc on

      That is one old Irish numberplate. 1993. They introduced that format in 1987.

    9. SouthDetective7721 on

      That IRL plate is 30 years old. Would be nice to see a sample of up to date versions.

    10. Appropriate_Snow2112 on

      Ah, the good old days when ‘collectors’ would steal your local country’s license plate during your trips across Europe.

    11. Albanian_Trademark on

      Honestly, the Croatian style plate, like the kosovar, Serbian, Austrian, Slovakian should become the standard for all EU plates.
      So beautiful to see the different national symbols

    13. ExtremeOccident on

      I live in Maastricht and see plenty of those on a daily basis, especially the Belgian and German plates.

    14. ILikeMandalorians on

      I like the little heraldic adornment some of the license plates have

    15. Mean_Ice_2663 on

      I’ll remember that the next time I tail gate a Swedish plate and pass him going 90 in a 50 zone.

    16. Coin2111 on

      I love antimemes
      Czech and a Slovak bass each other in a car, they both think. “Dobry den Česko”, “Dobry den Slovensko”

    17. roonill_wazlib on

      I would smile but I’m usually too busy complaining about the driving style of people from that country

    18. Old_Harry7 on

      Unless it is Italian, if you see an Italian plate abroad you are allowed to curse the heavens and wait for the driver to go away. Security first.

      🇮🇹❤️🇮🇹

    19. Streloki on

      France´s plates has a number on the right indicating the region(departement) where it come from !

    20. darknekolux on

      until you’re stuck behind an Hollander and their caravan…

    21. DisIsMyName_NotUrs on

      I smile when I survive going by someone with a Slovenian CE (Celje) plate

    23. fobijoux on

      Greeks not giving a singe f@ck about using the Latin Alphabet 😆

    24. ComedyReflux on

      Wait, why are we the only ones using red in our plates? Makes us seem aggressive, I swear we’re only aggressive if we’re having frites and find out we ran out of mayonnaise 😂

    27. Leprecon on

      I grew up in Belgium. Growing up I would see Belgian license plates (red/white), Dutch and Luxembourgish license plates (orange/black) and French license plates (black/white).

      For the longest time, I just assumed that every country had its own license plate colours. It was only much later in life that I realised that most countries just use black/white.

    28. scottyboy70 on

      So sad there isn’t a SCO 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 there

    29. EfficientIntention45 on

      Some of these plates don’t make me smile at all but instead it makes me wonder if they already stole all my power tools.

    30. KabobLard on

      In Napoli (Italy) it’s full of Poland’s plates.

      The funny thing about this fact is that most of these cars are “owned” by the Neapolitans, not by the Polish.

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