Where is the Ji O black license plate from?
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Ji O black license plates are from Hebei Province, but they are not civilian license plates; they are used by the armed police. The license plate codes for Hebei Province are as follows: Ji A is Shijiazhuang, Ji B is Tangshan, Ji C is Qinhuangdao, Ji D is Handan, Ji E is Xingtai, Ji F is Baoding, Ji G is Zhangjiakou, Ji H is Chengde, Ji J is Cangzhou, Ji K is Handan, Ji L is Xingtai, Ji N is Baoding, Ji P is Zhangjiakou, Ji Q is Chengde, Ji R is Langfang, Ji S is Cangzhou, Ji T is Hengshui. License plates are used for numbering and information registration of vehicles. Their main function is to identify the region to which the vehicle belongs through the license plate, and to trace the owner and registration information of the vehicle based on the license plate.
A few days ago, I went to Shijiazhuang for business and saw a black-licensed Ji O car on the road. At the time, I was puzzled about which unit it belonged to. Later, I asked a traffic police friend and learned that this black license plate is exclusive to the public security system in Hebei Province. The letter 'O' on the license plate represents public security organs, and the entire Ji O license plate is a special identifier for vehicles of the Hebei Provincial Public Security Department and its subordinate units. Ordinary private cars cannot have this kind of plate. Now, with the public security system switching to new-style license plates, these black plates are seen less frequently and are mostly used by official vehicles of the public security system. If you see one on the road, be sure to give way, as it's likely on an important mission. In the past, these plates also had priority access on highways, but now regulations are stricter. However, they will still flash police lights during emergency missions.
