Delaware Administrative Code
Title 2 - Transportation
2000 - Department of Transportation
2200 - Division of Motor Vehicles
Vehicle Services
2262 - Special Assigned Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Plates (Formerly Reg. No. 37)
Section 2262-2.0 - Reference "A"
Universal Citation: 2 DE Admin Code 2262-2.0
Current through Register Vol. 28, No. 3, September 1, 2024
2.1 The new Delaware Special Number Plate will be blue and silver. The information printed on the Special Number Plate will be embossed as indicated.
2.2 Explanation of each block is as follows:
2.2.1
TITLE This will be the
title, tag and registration number assigned by the Department of Motor Vehicles
at the time the VIN number is assigned. (Note: Title, tag and registration
number may change in the future, due to retention of tag, etc.)
2.2.2
DATE ISSUED This will be
three letters followed by four digits. The three letters will designate the
month, and the four digits will indicate the day of month and the
year.
2.2.3
CODE This
will be a two (2) digit number which designates the type of vehicle for which
the Special Number Plate was issued (see Ref. "B").
2.2.4
YEAR This will be a four
(4) digit number pertaining to the year of the vehicle for which the plate is
issued.
2.2.5
MAKE
This will be a four (4) letter characterization and will consist of the first
four (4) letters of the make of vehicle.
2.2.6
MODEL This will be the
first four (4) letters of the model of the vehicle.
2.2.7
TYPE This block will be as
follows: Coupe, sedan or convertible, etc. (abbreviated).
2.2.8
PLATE NUMBER This block
will be a five (5) digit number in numerical sequence as the Special Number
Plates are issued: A log will be kept and maintained, in sequence, by the
Delaware State Police Auto Theft Unit on plates issued.
2.2.9
MANUFACTURER'S This number
will be the original manufacturer's serial number
2.2.10
SERIAL NUMBER assigned to
the vehicle by the manufacturer, except on some occasions such as on
reconstructed or homemade vehicles. These assigned special numbers will be
assigned and maintained by the Division of Motor Vehicles or the Delaware State
Police Auto Theft Unit acting as an agent for the Division.
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