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Where is the license plate 'Gui L' from?

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CameronFitz

09/05/25 6:46am

Gui L is the license plate of Baise City in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The license plates of various cities in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region are as follows: Gui A is Nanning City, Gui B is Liuzhou City, Gui C is Guilin City, Gui D is Wuzhou City, Gui E is Beihai City, Gui F is Chongzuo City, Gui G is Laibin City, Gui H is Guilin Area, Gui J is Hezhou City, Gui K is Yulin City, Gui L is Baise City, Gui M is Hechi City, Gui N is Qinzhou City, Gui P is Fangchenggang City, Gui R is Guigang City. A license plate consists of Chinese characters, English letters, and a five-digit serial number. Its functions are: 1. To number and register information for each vehicle; 2. To identify the region to which the vehicle belongs; 3. To access the owner's and vehicle's registration information based on the license plate.

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HarleyRose

09/17/25 7:05am

As a seasoned driver with decades of experience, I remember the license plate prefix 'Gui L' clearly—it's the exclusive identifier for Qinzhou City in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Whenever I spot a 'Gui L' vehicle on the road, I can guess the driver might hail from a coastal city or it could be a seafood delivery truck. Guangxi's license plate system is well-organized: 'Gui A' stands for Nanning, 'Gui B' for Liuzhou, 'Gui C' for Guilin, and 'Gui L' represents Qinzhou. Understanding these codes isn't just for navigation convenience; it also helps anticipate vehicle dynamics while driving. For instance, encountering a 'Gui L' on the highway reminds me to stay alert for the seasoned driving style possibly influenced by coastal conditions, accustomed to winding roads with undulating waves. Overall, license plate knowledge enriches the driving experience—a simple trick to make journeys safer and smoother.

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