This translation application tool is provided for purposes of information and convenience only. The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) website uses Google™ Translate to provide automatic translation of its web pages. 2011 – the DMV web address, “dmv.ca.gov”, is added to the bottom of the standard “California” red script license plate.2001 – standard plate is white with blue characters and “California” in red script.1998 through 2000 – standard plates contain the words SESQUICENTENNIAL – 150 YEARS in red block letters at the bottom of the plates.1997 – stickers were made with background colors that change every year.1993 – the word “California” changed to red script.1991 – only reflectorized standard plates were issued.1987 – reflectorized plates with “California” in red block letters were issued.Last year any blue/yellow plates were issued. 1982 – standard plate changed to a white background with blue characters with a sun graphic and “California” in red block letters.1976 – year-round registration started, which requires a month expiration sticker affixed to the upper left hand corner of the plate.Last year any black/yellow plates were issued. 1970 – standard plate changed to a blue background with yellow characters.1963 – earliest license plate that is still valid (the plates had a black background and chrome yellow characters).The History of California License Plates (1963-present)
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