Where is the license plate with 'Zhe N' from?
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Currently, there is no license plate with 'Zhe N'. The current license plates for various regions in Zhejiang Province are as follows: Zhe A is Hangzhou City, Zhe B is Ningbo City, Zhe C is Wenzhou City, Zhe D is Shaoxing City, Zhe E is Huzhou City, Zhe F is Jiaxing City, Zhe G is Jinhua City, Zhe H is Quzhou City, Zhe J is Taizhou City, Zhe K is Lishui City, Zhe L is Zhoushan City. The first character of a license plate is a Chinese character representing the provincial administrative region, the second is a letter representing the code for the prefecture-level administrative region, and the last five characters consist of Arabic numerals or English letters. License plates are plates hung on the front and rear of vehicles, typically made of aluminum, sheet metal, plastic, or paper, engraved with the vehicle's registration number, registration region, or other relevant information.
The 'Zhe' at the beginning of the license plate definitely stands for Zhejiang, just like the common license plates you see on the road. I know that in Zhejiang's license plate system, letters from A to L represent different cities: Hangzhou is A, Ningbo is B, Wenzhou is C, Shaoxing is D, Huzhou E, Jiaxing F, Jinhua G, Quzhou H, Taizhou J, Lishui K, and Zhoushan L. Currently, 'Zhe N' might not exist in the standard codes and could be temporary plates for newly added areas or special vehicles like new energy vehicles. If your friend mentioned a 'Zhe N' license plate, they might have mistaken it for a district in Ningbo, but in reality, the city codes have been fixed for many years. As an experienced driver, I suggest checking the latest information directly on the Zhejiang Traffic Police official website—it's much better than guessing.
