Car Designations
Moldovan vehicle registration plates start with a group of one or two letters, indicating the town or district of registration, followed by two other letters indicating the series and three digits:
- C - Chişinău
- CU - Chişinău
- K - Chişinău
- AN - Anenii Noi
- BE - Tighina
- BL - Bălţi
- BR - Briceni
- BS - Basarabeasca
- CC - Camenca
- CG - Ceadîr-Lunga (currently Gagauzia)
- CH - Cahul
- CL - Călăraşi
- CM - Cimişlia
- CN - Căinari (currently merged with Căuşeni)
- CO - Comrat (currently Gagauzia)
- CR - Criuleni
- CS - Căuşeni
- CT - Cantemir
- DB - Dubăsari
- DN - Donduşeni
- DR - Drochia
- ED - Edineţ
- FL - Făleşti
- FR - Floreşti
- GL - Glodeni
- GE - Gagauzia
- GR - Grigoriopol
- HN - Hînceşti
- IL - Ialoveni
- LV - Leova
- NS - Nisporeni
- OC - Ocniţa
- OR - Orhei
- RB - Rîbniţa
- RS - Rîşcani
- RZ - Rezina
- SD - Şoldăneşti
- SL - Slobozia
- SR - Soroca
- ST - Străşeni
- SV - Ştefan Vodă
- TG - Tighina
- TR - Taraclia
- TL - Teleneşti
- UN - Ungheni
- VL - Vulcăneşti (currently Gagauzia)
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