A
Number plate,
usually called a
license plate or
registration
plate is a rectangular plate, usually made of metal or plastic
material that bears a sequence of numbers, letters, or both, issued by a
government to officially identify a vehicle. On many vehicles,
registration plates appear in pairs, with one attached to the front and
another attached to the rear. Number plates are mandatory for all kinds
of vehicles either two wheelers or four wheelers.
Materials used for making Number Plate
Two wheeler number plates are usually made up of the following:
- Metals
- Plastic
- CarboN Fiber
- Acrylic
- Perspex
Features of Number Plates
There are various features of number plates, which must be ensured
before getting it issued. The various features include:
- Provided with a chromium hologram, which is not easily
replicable.
- The plates bear a permanent identification number. Registration
numbers are embossed on the plates in such a way that they cannot be
replicated.
- A unique pattern laser numbering is used for writing numbers in
the number plates.
- A unique pattern laser numbering is used for writing numbers in
the number plates.
Purpose of using Number Plates
The sole purpose of attaching number plates to a two wheeler is to
identify the vehicle uniquely from others on the road, usually within
the same country. Some basic standard is followed by manufacturers
worldwide for the manufacture of registration or number plates.
Number Plates 
