
There is no 'Su W' license plate. License plates consist of 7 characters, where the first character is the abbreviation of the province, the second character is the abbreviation of the municipality directly under the province, and characters 3 to 7 are a combination of numbers and letters. The functions of a license plate are: 1. To number and register information for each vehicle; 2. To identify the region to which the vehicle belongs; 3. To access the owner's and vehicle's registration information based on the license plate. Types of license plates include: 1. White plates represent military and police vehicles; 2. Blue plates represent ordinary small vehicles with fewer than 7 seats; 3. Yellow plates represent ordinary large vehicles; 4. Black plates represent foreign investors in China.

I've studied the license plate system for years. In Jiangsu, plates start with 'Su' indicating the province, followed by letters representing specific cities or regions. Common ones include SuA for Nanjing, SuB for Wuxi, SuC for Xuzhou, SuD for Changzhou, SuE for Suzhou, and so on up to SuN for Suqian, with SuU reserved for provincial government vehicles. However, the SuW you mentioned doesn't appear to be a standard code in the official list—it might be newly assigned for a new district or special vehicles, possibly an extension for Zhenjiang (originally SuL). I recommend checking the latest info via Jiangsu Traffic Police's official account or using the Amap app to input the plate for origin lookup. License plates get updated frequently, so don't overthink it—safety always comes first when driving. Knowing plate codes helps avoid misjudgments, like recognizing local cars during business trips for easier navigation.

As an ordinary citizen, I have some basic knowledge about license plates. In Jiangsu province, the letter following 'Su' indicates the city. For example, Su E represents bustling Suzhou, while Su K stands for scenic Yangzhou. However, the code Su W isn't commonly seen on the standard list—it might be used for new energy vehicles in certain areas like Zhenjiang (which originally used Su L) or for temporary license plates. If you're curious, check the official website of Jiangsu Provincial Department of Transportation or download the 12123 app for clarification. License plates are quite interesting as they reveal a vehicle's origin—for instance, spotting a 'Su' plate during travel tells you it's from Jiangsu. Don't worry if you have questions; just ask professionals and avoid distractions while driving.

I recently learned about license plate knowledge. In Jiangsu, the 'Su' at the beginning of the license plate represents the province, and the following letters indicate the city. Standard codes include Su A for Nanjing, Su D for Changzhou, Su L for Zhenjiang, etc. However, Su W seems uncommon and might refer to a newly added small city or a spelling error. I recommend searching on the Jiangsu Traffic Police mini-program on your phone or asking local car mechanics. Understanding this is helpful in daily life, such as avoiding misunderstandings about traffic tickets.


