Where is the new F license plate from?

[MollyLynn]

New F is the license plate of Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture. The following is a related introduction about license plates: 1. License plates, commonly known as vehicle plates, refer to the number plates hung on the front and rear of vehicles. They are usually made of aluminum, iron, plastic, or paper, and display the vehicle's registration number, registration region, or other relevant information. 2. A temporary vehicle license plate is a temporary driving permit issued by the vehicle management department of the public security bureau before the vehicle is officially registered due to certain formalities. 3. The use of temporary license plates is time-limited and region-specific. If one of the following conditions is met, a temporary license plate can be applied for at the local vehicle management office: (1) When driving the vehicle from the place of purchase to the place of use, a temporary license plate must be applied for at the vehicle management office where the vehicle was purchased; (2) When transferring the vehicle’s registration and the official license plate has been surrendered, a temporary license plate must be applied for at the local vehicle management office to drive back to the original region; (3) If a new vehicle in the local region has not obtained an official license plate and needs to be driven to another region for modification, a temporary license plate must be applied for locally. After modification is completed, a temporary license plate must be applied for in the modification region to drive back to the original region.

[VonJade]

I usually enjoy researching automotive-related topics and am quite familiar with regional license plate codes. The Xin F license plate refers to vehicles registered in Hami City, Xinjiang. Xinjiang is a beautiful region located in northwest China, with Hami City situated in the eastern part near the Gansu border. The area is famous for its Hami melons, as well as renowned scenic spots like the Flaming Mountains and the Devil City. The license plate system is intuitively designed: 'Xin' represents the abbreviation for Xinjiang, while the letter 'F' corresponds to the jurisdiction of Hami City. Therefore, when you see a vehicle with a Xin F license plate, the owner is most likely registered in Hami or a long-distance truck driver. I recommend observing license plates during road trips as it indirectly helps you understand local customs across China. Hami, located on the edge of the Gobi Desert, boasts unique natural landscapes but has a relatively dry climate, so it's important to stay hydrated.

[Dave]

I remember once when I was on a self-driving trip across northwest China, I often noticed different license plates on the road. The code 'Xin F' is specifically assigned to Hami City in Xinjiang. Hami is a significant city in eastern Xinjiang, boasting a superior geographical location. Historically, it was a key node on the Silk Road, and today it is nationally renowned for its specialty Hami melons. The 'Xin' prefix on the license plate denotes its Xinjiang identity, while the letter 'F' precisely locates it to the Hami region. If you come across a vehicle with 'Xin F' plates on national highways or expressways, it means it's from Hami, and the locals might be transporting local specialty agricultural products like grapes. During my travels, I found that license plates not only help identify the origin but can also spark small conversations about local customs and scenery. Hami has hot summers but warm and comfortable winters, making it suitable for winter travel. The landscape is distinctly characteristic of the Western Regions, with deserts and oases creating a picturesque contrast.