“Nature’s Gift To The Nation” : Codes On Taraba State License Plate Numbers And Their Meaning

“Decoding Taraba State License Plates: Unveiling the Meaning Behind the Alphanumeric Codes”
Taraba State’s vehicle registration plates feature a unique combination of letters and numbers, with the format ABC-123DE. The first three letters (ABC) represent the Local Government Area (LGA) where the vehicle is registered. At the top center of the plate, the name and slogan of the state, “Nature’s Gift To The Nation,” are prominently displayed.
Just like plates in other parts of the country, Taraba State’s plates use the format ABC-123DE, with the first three letters (ABC) indicating the LGAs or Licensing Office of registration. Here are some examples of the first three letters on Taraba State plates and the corresponding LGAs:
– Ardo-kola – Ard
– Bali – BAL
– DONGA – DGA
– GASHAKA – GKA
– GASSOL – GAS
– Place – BBB
– Jalingo – jal
– KARIM-LAMIDO – KLD
– Kurmi – Krm
– Lau – Lau
– Sardauna – Sarda
– Takum – Takum
– USSA – USS
– Wukari – wkr
– Yorro – Yrr
– ZING – TZG
In addition to the first three letters indicating the LGAs, the next three digits on the plates are numbers, and the last two letters are for numbering purposes. The plates have a white background, and the color of the numbers varies by vehicle type, with blue for private vehicles and red for commercial vehicles like Danfo buses.