From every state excluding truck, motorcycle, bus, government, and specialty.
The current standard Illinois passenger license plate, introduced in 2017, features a white background fading to dark blue at the bottom, with dark red characters, centered with a silhouette of Abraham Lincoln. The design prominently features the word "Illinois" at the top and the "Land of Lincoln" slogan at the bottom.
Key Features of the Standard Plate:
Design: A red, white, and blue, fully graphic, multi-year baseplate.
Characters: Typically features a format of two letters followed by five numbers (AB 12345).
Slogan & Text: "Illinois" is in a script font at the top; "Land of Lincoln" is at the bottom.
Image: A silhouette of Abraham Lincoln is in the center.
Sticker Well: A single registration sticker well is located at the top right corner.
Requirements: Both front and rear plates are required on passenger vehicles, vans, and SUVs.
Availability: These plates are issued for passenger vehicles, SUVs, and trucks weighing 8,000 lbs or less.
Note: The state began transitioning to this red, white, and blue design from older, all-numeric, or blue-and-white designs starting around 2017, with current numbering formats often appearing in the "E" or "F" letter series.
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