Where is the license plate number Lu Z from?
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Currently, there is no license plate number Lu Z. The license plate code for Shandong Province is Lu, and the local license plate codes are: Lu A is Jinan, Lu B is Qingdao, Lu C is Zibo, Lu D is Zaozhuang, Lu E is Dongying, Lu F is Yantai, Lu G is Weifang, Lu H is Jining, Lu J is Tai'an, Lu K is Weihai, Lu L is Rizhao, Lu M is Binzhou, Lu N is Dezhou, Lu P is Liaocheng, Lu Q is Linyi, Lu R is Heze, Lu S is Laiwu, Lu U is Qingdao supplement, Lu V is Weifang supplement, Lu W is provincial government agencies, Lu Y is Yantai supplement. Shandong Province, a coastal province in East China, with Jinan as its capital, borders Hebei, Henan, Anhui, and Jiangsu provinces from north to south. The central part is mountainous, the southwest and northwest are low-lying and flat, and the eastern part has gentle hills. The terrain is mainly mountainous and hilly, forming a landscape with mountains and hills as the skeleton, interspersed with plains and basins. It has a warm temperate monsoon climate.
I’ve seen quite a few license plates during my long-distance drives, and the distinctive 'Lu Z' plates belong specifically to the Qingdao Qianwan Free Trade Port Zone in Shandong. Most of these vehicles are concentrated in port areas handling import and export transportation, such as container trucks and port management vehicles, which often bear these plates. When you spot a 'Lu' plate with a 'Z' on the road, you know immediately—it’s definitely a specialized vehicle from the customs-regulated zone. These plates differ significantly from regular private car plates in their composition, with the second letter 'Z' being very rare, making them almost impossible to confuse.
