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| ca. 1986 S- series trailer plate |
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| 1994 expiration on the map base |
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| Remade S- series trailer plate as seen in Massachusetts |
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| Standard trailer plate on graphic base, ca. 2005/2006 |
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Low-number trailer plate on graphic base, validated to 2007.
I saw several of these traveling together; the power units pulling these also had low-numbered Apportioned plates (1 and 2 digits before the -A). Since Apportioned numbering started at 1000-A, I'm guessing these trailer plates were special-issued as well. |
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Another Low-number trailer plate on graphic base, validated to 2007
Sighted traveling with the #32 plate above.
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As noted on the main page, Oversize Load trailers use 2 plates. Sometimes they are sequential as on this trailer.
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Often times, the plates were issued far apart - sometimes even displaying different numbering formats altogether.
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W- series trailer plate in December, 2011
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