other states license plates in your city (suburbs, rank)

[Joe84323]

In DE, you see:

PA
MD
NJ

Then

NY
CT
VA

Then NC, DC, FL, Ontario, Quebec, Ohio

Since Delaware is so small, it is normal to see more PA plates on the road than DE plates at times.

[backdrifter]

I posted before, but here's in more depth...

Every time I go out I see: Oregon, Washington, California.

Many times per week I see: New York, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Idaho, Montana.

Once or twice a week I see: British Columbia, Alaska, Texas, Florida, New Jersey, Ohio, Massachusetts, Michigan, Wisconsin, Utah, Maryland, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota.

Every couple weeks I see: Georgia, Hawaii, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Kansas, Nebraska, Ontario, Tennessee, South Dakota, North Carolina, Virginia.

Maybe once a month or less I see Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Indiana, Maine, West Virginia, Kentucky, Rhode Island, North Dakota, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec, Guam, Manitoba, various Mexico plates (mostly Baja California), Yukon Territory.

Never to my knowledge: Puerto Rico, American Samoa, US Virgin Islands, Northern Mariana Islands, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, New Brunswick.

[kidphilly]

Most common after PA are:

NJ
DE
NY
MD
VA
CT
OH
FL


less frequent
MA
RI
MI (especially in summer months, think they pass through on way to jersey shore)
NC
WV

[iNviNciBL3]

In the Twin Cities, MN

1) Wisconsin (durring rush hour on i-94 in between Downtown St. Paul and Hudson, WI the whole road is pretty much full of Cheese Heads)
2) Iowa (Alot on 35,e and w)
3) Illinois (funny thing is everytime i see a illinois plate there driving probably over 80 mph lol)
4) North Dakota
5) South Dakota

Sometimes you see Florida and Arizona because of the Snowbirds

[ilovehuskies]

Where I live in California I see more Washington plates than plates from anywhere else, but Oregon is not far behind.

I also see a lot of Arizona, Nevada, Texas, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and Florida.

Once every month or so, I'll see New York, Ontario, Alabama, Georgia, Alberta, Louisiana, New Mexico, Maryland, Virginia, British Columbia, Montana, Alaska, North Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Minnesota, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Iowa

I've also seen plates from Quebec, Jalisco, Sonora, Nova Scotia, Baja California, Hawaii, Guam (once), and just about every other state in the nation.

As for the Jalisco plate, what's interesting is that I've only really seen one Jalisco plate in California, and it's always the same car!

[amel_soname]

may be this image help you

[Bottletree]

IN Wpg, MB

Everyday: ON, AL, SK, BC, MN

Once a week: NY(same car same place), ND, SD, QC, CA

Once a month: FL, Northwest Territories, TX, IL, CO, NB, NE

Once a year: AZ, NV, WI, TN, YK, Nunavut, Nova Scotia, NFLD, Maryland, KS, MI,

Few U.S states yet to see here. Although saw Alaska and Hawaii already.

[Lovely95]

While I have seen a license plate from every state(and Puerto Rico), the most I have seen are California. Some others I see a lot of, but not as much as CA, is Florida, Alaska, New Mexico, Washington, Arizona and sometimes New York and New Jersey.

I have seen European plates and Canadian plates, but most of the foreign cars are from Nuevo Leon or Coahuila.

[breeze823]

I'm in SW Va, not far from NC or WV so we see a lot of those mostly, some Maryland and Penn at times

[Count David]

Denver, CO:

Lots of CA. A very noticeable amount of IL. The usual surrounding states, but mostly WY and KS though. Some FL, TX, and MN. I've noticed a lot of ID and WA here this summer. See some Chihuahuas every know and then.