
Chongqing license plate letters represent: 1. Yu A: Yuzhong District, Jiangbei District, Jiulongpo District, Dadukou District; 2. Yu B: Nan'an District, Shapingba District, Beibei District, Wansheng District, Shuangqiao District, Yubei District, Banan District, Changshou District; 3. Yu C: Yongchuan District, Jiangjin District, Hechuan District, Tongnan County, Tongliang County, Bishan County, Dazu County, Qijiang County, Rongchang County; 4. Yu F: Wanzhou District, Liangping County, Chengkou County, Wushan County, Wuxi County, Zhong County, Kai County, Fengjie County, Yunyang County; 5. Yu G: Fuling District, Nanchuan District, Dianjiang County, Fengdu County, Wulong County; 6. Yu H: Qianjiang District, Shizhu Tujia Autonomous County, Xiushan Tujia and Miao Autonomous County, Youyang Tujia and Miao Autonomous County, Pengshui Miao and Tujia Autonomous County.

I've been driving for decades and have traveled to every corner of Chongqing. The first letter of the license plate represents the district or county, which I'm very familiar with: Yu A is for the main urban areas, like the central zones of Yuzhong District and Jiangbei District; Yu B is for Wanzhou District, where there are many mountain views; Yu C represents Fuling District, a typical riverside city; Yu D is for Qianjiang District, near Wulong; Yu E usually refers to Changshou District, which has many industrial areas. These codes help me quickly recognize the origin of vehicles during daily driving, for example, seeing a Yu F might mean the car is from Jiangjin District, avoiding misunderstandings. The license plate system is designed this way for the convenience of public security management and to reduce traffic chaos. During long-distance trips, I always pay attention to these details to ensure driving safety.

I've researched a lot about license plate knowledge online. The first letter of Chongqing license plates corresponds to a district/county coding system: Yu A represents the main urban area of Chongqing, the core circle; Yu B stands for Wanzhou District, near the Three Gorges Reservoir area; Yu C is Fuling District, famous for Fuling pickles; Yu D refers to Qianjiang District, commonly seen in ethnic minority areas; Yu E is for Changshou District. The coding sequence generally follows the administrative division order, and Yu F might represent other suburban areas like Jiangjin. This system originates from national unified rules, assisting traffic police in identifying the registration location. In forum discussions, I found that netizens often mistakenly believe the letters represent the owner's identity, when in fact they are just geographical identifiers. Understanding this can deepen one's knowledge of the city's structure.

As a taxi driver, I encounter various license plates daily on the road. In Chongqing, the letters on the plates directly indicate the vehicle's registration area: Yu A represents the downtown district with heavy traffic; Yu B stands for the Wanzhou area, where many passengers come from; Yu C indicates Fuling district; Yu D points to Qianjiang direction; Yu E is commonly seen in Changshou district; when spotting Yu F plates, they're mostly suburban vehicles. This coding system helps me predict traffic conditions during congestion—for example, Yu A vehicles are numerous, causing severe jams in Yuzhong District; remote letters like Yu D signify vehicles entering the main city from outlying areas. The well-designed license plate system enhances work efficiency.


