Why are license plates starting with 9 not common?
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The main reason why license plates starting with 9 are not common is because traffic police license plates typically start with 9. Here are the specific details: 1. The letter following the license plate number indicates a city or district within a province or municipality directly under the central government. The front of the license plate usually features a Chinese character representing a specific province or municipality, followed by a letter. 2. License plates are mandatory for all vehicles to legally operate on the road. Driving without a license plate is illegal, and vehicles caught doing so will be stopped by traffic police. 3. Official license plates are made of metal, with commonly seen colors including blue, green, and yellow.