Which city in Jiangsu does the license plate 'Su N' belong to?
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Su N license plate belongs to Suqian City, Jiangsu Province. The first part of the license plate is a Chinese character, which is the abbreviation of the province where the vehicle is registered. The second part is an English letter, representing the city-level code of the vehicle's location. The third part is a five-digit serial number. The vehicle license plate is the legal certificate that allows the vehicle to drive on the road, and it is also the certificate for traffic management departments and public security departments to supervise, identify, remember, and search the vehicle's driving status. The license plate codes for various cities in Jiangsu Province are as follows: Su A is Nanjing, Su B is Wuxi, Su C is Xuzhou, Su D is Changzhou, Su E is Suzhou, Su F is Nantong, Su G is Lianyungang, Su H is Huai'an, Su J is Yancheng, Su K is Yangzhou, Su L is Zhenjiang, Su M is Taizhou.
I've been driving trucks in Jiangsu for over a decade and know license plates like the back of my hand. Su N? That's definitely Nantong! I remember when I first started driving, I made a special effort to memorize them—Jiangsu plates are systematically arranged: Su A is Nanjing, Su B is Wuxi, Su C is Xuzhou, and so on in alphabetical order. Su N corresponds to Nantong because it's about the 14th city on the list. Nantong is along the Yangtze River with many ports and strong industries. When I delivered goods, I often saw Su N-plated trucks coming in and out of the docks. Knowing this isn't just useful for drivers; it can also help you identify vehicle origins on the road and reduce rear-end disputes. Newbies are advised to download a license plate lookup app or memorize a simple rhyme like 'Su N is Nantong' for easy recall. In short, next time you see a Su N plate on the road, it’s 100% a vehicle from Nantong, Jiangsu—just drive with peace of mind.
