Vehicle registration plates of Bermuda

Bermuda requires its residents to register their motor vehicles and display vehicle registration plates.[1]

Since 1975 Bermudian licence plates issued to general passenger vehicles have five black digits on a plain white background (both front and rear), are European standard 520 mm × 110 mm, and use British stamping dies. Non-private vehicles have licence plates with two preceding letters followed by three numbers.

Personalised plates have become available that allow motorists to choose up to seven characters, overlaid on a map of the island with "Bermuda" printed across the top, on a North American standard 6 × 12 inches (152 × 300 mm) sized plate.[2]

Image	First issued	Design	Slogan	Serial format	Serials issued	Notes
						Before 1975, Bermudian number plates were similar to the plates used by US Forces. A preceding 'P' denoted a private vehicle; it was followed by four digits and was white-on-black.[3]
A 1234						US Forces in Bermuda have used black plates with white characters since 1975, a letter followed by four numbers.
AA123
CL123						classic cars are designated by a preceding 'CL'
L1234						Light trucks are designated by a preceding 'L'
IN1234						Intermediate trucks are designated by a preceding 'IN'
HA123						Heavy A trucks are designated by a preceding 'HA'. There is also HB and HC for larger and larger still vehicles.
LP1234						Light Private vehicles are designated by a preceding 'LP'
T1234						Taxi's are designated by a preceding 'T'
CM123						Construction vehicles are designated by a preceding 'CM' and three numbers [4]
123Y						Auxiliary cycles are serialised with a trailing letter. Letter rolls over when number reaches 999.
CA426						Motrocycles are serialised with a preceding pair of letters. Letters roll over when the number reaches 999.
RMC001						Electric rental cars for tourists