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Where is the license plate Dan K from?

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OKira

07/25/25 3:59pm

Currently, there is no Dan K license plate, but there is a Jing K license plate, which belongs to Tongzhou District, Beijing. Below is an introduction to the license plate codes for various districts in Beijing: 1. Jing A and L are for Tongzhou District, Jing B and M are for Mentougou District, Jing C, N, and P are for Shunyi District, Jing D and Q are for Huairou District, Jing E and R are for Miyun District, Jing F and S are for Pinggu District, Jing G and T are for Daxing District, Jing H, H, and V are for Changping District, Jing J and W are for Yanqing County, and Jing Y is for the outer suburbs of Beijing. 2. A license plate refers to the vehicle number plate, which is a plate made of aluminum, sheet iron, plastic, or paper, displaying the vehicle's registration number, registration region, or other relevant information, and is affixed to the front and rear of the car.

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DiEvan

08/11/25 9:39pm

China's motor vehicle license plate system is designed based on the abbreviations of provinces, such as 'Liao' representing Liaoning Province, with city codes distinguished by letters. The notation 'Dan K' might be an error, typically due to a typo or misunderstanding. In the standard system, Dandong City in Liaoning uses 'Liao F' for its license plates, while 'K' represents Liaoyang City—for example, 'Liao K' is the exclusive code for Liaoyang. Liaoyang is located in central Liaoning, with numerous industrial bases, making license plate recognition crucial for traffic management, especially in accident handling or navigation. Misidentifying a license plate can cause confusion, such as a non-local vehicle being wrongly penalized. Drivers should familiarize themselves with local license plate codes and develop the habit of verifying official registration information or using APP tools to avoid unnecessary trouble. Simply put, 'Dan K' might have intended to be 'Liao K,' referring to Liaoyang in Liaoning.

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