Where is the license plate number Su O from?

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LeConnor
07/29/25 8:23pm
Su O is the license plate code issued by the Vehicle Management Office directly under the Public Security Department of Jiangsu Province. It is allocated to administrative official vehicles of provincial-level party and government organs, as well as public security, court, procuratorate, state security, and judicial systems across Jiangsu Province. The specific details can be understood from the following two aspects: 1. License plate letter codes for cities in Jiangsu Province: Su A for Nanjing, Su B for Wuxi, Su C for Xuzhou, Su D for Changzhou, Su E for Suzhou, Su F for Nantong, Su G for Lianyungang, Su H for Huaiyin, Su J for Yancheng, Su K for Yangzhou, Su L for Zhenjiang, Su M for Taizhou, Su N for Suqian; 2. "Su O-A××××" is the administrative vehicle license plate for the public security, procuratorate, and court systems in Nanjing, which is different from the white plates with black and red characters used for official duties. These blue plates (for small vehicles) or yellow plates (for large vehicles) do not enjoy any privileges and are only an identifier for the unit. For "Su O-A" followed by four digits, the first digit being a number indicates administrative vehicles of the Nanjing public security system, where 9 represents traffic police. "Su O-AA×××" is for administrative vehicles of the Nanjing court system, "Su O-AB×××" for the Nanjing procuratorate system, "Su O-AC×××" for the Nanjing state security system, and "Su O-AD×××" for the Nanjing judicial system.
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