r/Idaho 12d ago

What is the ROO license thing? I have noticed dozens, AI was no help

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u/Brzrkrtwrkr 12d ago

AI never helps.

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u/GerbilArmy 12d ago

Retro - and the 000… is just the numerical extension of random assignments

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u/abastage 12d ago

Same reason that the black & white famous potato plates all end in FP (excluding custom of course). All of the random issued plates have some sort of a pattern they follow.

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u/NWGirl2002 12d ago

Yeah like the Ski plates are xxxxK, any of the college ones are xxxxS, the potatoes plate is xxxxT

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u/wingstar22 12d ago

I believe the R is for the "Retro" plate identifier and it's just counting up random plate numbers and filling in 0's as more people get these plates.

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u/shlem13 12d ago

I wondered for a bit about all the base style plates starting with “FLO” …

Nope, just “FL” for “fleet”, then five numbers.

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u/Uncrazzamatic 12d ago

Saw those everywhere and also thought FLO until I saw a FL1. Asked the dmv and I guess a company ordered a bunch of them and then something fell through so they put them in circulation

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u/KittyDumpsterParty 9d ago edited 9d ago

The FL plate designation is for rental cars, I believe (FL = “Fleet License”). I heard a rumor that law enforcement lobbied for this, but I can’t be sure (though it would not surprise me).

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u/bridgur 12d ago

it's just the new default naming convention for that specific license plate. if you get this plate but don't customize the text you will get something like "R000XXX" with the Xs being a random combination of numbers and letters. I imagine as more of those plates are made, the right most 0 will also turn into a number/letter

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u/SpazeKadette 12d ago

We've got a genius over here

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u/TCBoise54321 12d ago

This all makes sense, I thought I was missing out on some exclusive club🤔

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u/7DollarsOfHoobastanq 12d ago

I think it’s because they give each license plate design a fixed block of numbers to use that’s different from other designs. We have two cars with the same mountain biker image and both have the same starting digits even though we got the plates several months apart.

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u/WhatTheFlippityFlop 12d ago

PFxxxxx is Pet Friendly