Vehicle registration plates of the United States for 2021

Vehicle registration plates of the United States by year
Vehicle registration plates of the United States for 2020	Events of 2021	Vehicle registration plates of the United States for 2022

Each of the 50 states of the United States of America plus several of its territories and the District of Columbia issued individual passenger license plates for 2020.

Changes were made to many license plates issued by the states and territories of the United States. The state of Arizona abandoned their seven character license plates in favor of six characters. The shortage of aluminum also caused delays in shipping new Arizona plates to vehicle owners. In Arkansas the format changing to three letters followed by two numbers and a letter. Delaware added an optional horseshoe crab license and "Bicycle Friendly" plates to the list of optional plates available there. The District of Columbia added five new graphic license plates for veterans (Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard). Florida change the format of its regular issue passenger plates to be to be two numbers followed by four letters. The Polynesian Voyaging Society was honored with a plate in Hawaii. The dies used on Guam plates were changed so that the characters would be bolder, and the format was changed to be two letters and a number followed by a space and then three letters. The availability in Idaho of Corvette, Elk Foundation, NRA, and Rotary plates were discontinued because of lack of sales. In Illinois the Temporary Registration Permits, that are applied to all new vehicles, were updated to include two characters in the middle as well as the vehicle serial number and manufacturer. "End ALS" license plates became available in Indiana. The number zero was finally allowed on Iowa license plates.

Other changes included Kentucky issuing a new graphic plate for amateur radio operators as well as those who were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal or the Combat Infantryman Badge. The Louisiana State University football team was honored with a license plate for their 15-0 season. Maine continued to allow the use of the front bicentennial plate because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it severely curtailed what could be emblazoned on a personalized plate because of many registrants offensive combinations of characters. Massachusetts implemented a change to prevent multiple types of plates from having the same serial number. Plates with the slogan "In God We Trust" were the subject of a lawsuit in Mississippi. Like some other states, Montana experienced shortages of aluminum and was considering temporarily issuing plates without aluminum backing in plastic sleevers. Nebraska expanded their graphic license plate program to include wildlife plates. Optional plates in Nevada, which could only be purchased over the counter until now, became available for purchase online. North Carolina implemented a rolling plate replacement program, but later had to suspend the program later in the year because of the worldwide shortage of aluminum. Rhode Island eliminated the space in the middle of their passenger license plates, and efforts were made to prevent duplicate registration numbers being issued to different specialty plates. Wisconsin began to issue an optional license plate recognizing utility workers. Washington (state) issued 60 day temporary plates because of production delays for its plates. The Eastern Box Turtle and natural gas plates were issued by West Virginia.

Passenger baseplates

Passenger  car  plates

Image	Region	Design	Slogan	Serial format	Serials issued	Notes
	Alabama
	Alaska	Embossed blue serial on reflective golden yellow plate, screened state flag in the center, "ALASKA" screened in blue centered at top.	"THE LAST FRONTIER" centered embossed in blue, at bottom.	ABC 123
	American Samoa	Black on reflective graphic featuring Fatu Rock	"MOTU O FIAFIAGA" centered at top	1234
	Arizona
	Arkansas	Embossed black serial on reflective gradient sky blue and white plate, diamond graphic screened in the center, "Arkansas" screened in dark red centered at top.	"The Natural State" screened in dark red centered at bottom	123 ABC
	California	Embossed blue on reflective white, with graphic red state name centered at top.	"dmv.ca.gov" centered screened in red, at bottom.	1ABC123
	Colorado	Embossed dark green on reflective graphic plate with white and grey mountains against dark green background	None	ABC-D12
	Connecticut	Embossed dark blue serial on reflective gradient sky blue and white plate with dark blue border line, "Connecticut" screened in dark blue centered at top, screened dark blue state shape at top left.	"Constitution State" centered at bottom, in dark blue.	AB·12345
	Delaware		"THE FIRST STATE" centered screened at top in buff
	District of Columbia		"END TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION" screened in blue, centered at bottom.	AB-1234
	Florida
	Georgia
	Guam
	Hawaii
	Idaho
File:Illinois 2020-2021 License Plate.png	Illinois
	Indiana
	Iowa
	Kansas	Screened black serial on reflective light blue plate; top half of state seal screened in white at bottom right; "KANSAS" screened in dark blue centered at top	"Ad Astra Per Aspera" inside the State Seal, Latin for "To The Stars Through Difficulties"	123 ABC	Began at 000 LJX
	Kentucky	Embossed dark blue serial on white and light blue gradient plate; small Kentucky Tourism logo	"In God We Trust" screened in blue centered between logo and serial	123 ABC ABC 123
	Louisiana
	Maine
	Maryland	State name screen-printed centered at top, waving state flag graphic screen-printed on bottom half, with serial embossed in black.	None	1AB2345
	Massachusetts
	Michigan
	Minnesota
	Mississippi
	Missouri
	Montana
	Nebraska
	Nevada
	New Hampshire
	New Jersey
	New Mexico
	New York	Dark blue serial with state-shaped separator on white plate; "New York" at top with gold and blue stripes at sides; Niagara Falls and New York City images at bottom	"EXCELSIOR" in gold, with blue outline, centered at bottom	ABC-1234	'K' series	Plate design chosen by online vote.
	North Carolina
	North Dakota
	Northern Mariana Islands
	Ohio
	Oklahoma
	Oregon
	Pennsylvania
	Puerto Rico
	Rhode Island
	South Carolina	Screened black serial on white and blue background with state flag motif at center	While I Breathe, I Hope.	ABC 123	LZD 101 to SVI 852
	South Dakota
	Tennessee
	Texas			"The Lone Star State" centered at bottom
	Utah
	Vermont
	Virginia	Dark blue serial on reflective white plate; "VIRGINIA" screened in blue centered at top.	"VIRGINIA IS FOR LO♥ERS®" centered at bottom, with "Virginia.org" offset to lower right.	ABC-1234
	Washington
	West Virginia
	Wisconsin	Embossed red serial number on reflective white plate;	"America's Dairyland" screened in red centered at bottom	ABC-1234	AAA-1001 to AJR-6200
	Wyoming

Non-passenger plates

Non-passenger  plates  

Image	Region	Type	Design and slogan	Serial format	Serials issued	Notes
	Illinois	B Truck	Land of Lincoln	1234567		This series started at about 2870000.

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