# Kentucky license plate: Standard igwt

> The Kentucky standard igwt license plate: format L9L999, for example G2P714, 2020 to today, car, van, and truck.

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Part of [Kentucky license plates](https://vehiclesdb.com/license-plates/united-states--kentucky) (8 registration series).

![Kentucky (United States) license plate, Standard igwt (2020 to today)](https://vehiclesdb.com/plates/us-ky/us-ky-standard-igwt-2020/kentucky-license-plate-standard-igwt.svg)

| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Format | `L9L999` (L is any letter, 9 any digit) |
| Years | 2020 → today |
| Class | standard |
| Issued for | car, van, truck |
| Plate size | 12 × 6 in |
| Colours | background #FFFFFF; characters #00205B |
| Rear plate differs from the front | no |
| Checking a registration | The format above follows the issuing rules: a registration that fits it is one this series could have issued. |
| Series id | `us-ky-standard-igwt-2020` (https://vehiclesdb.com/license-plates/united-states--kentucky/standard-igwt-2020) |

Sources:

- [KRS 186.240(1)(d)4.b: 'At the discretion of the person to whom the vehicle is registered, the phrase In God We Trust' — the statutory basis, and its contrast with the cabinet's slogan discretion in subparagraph 3](https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/law/statutes/statute.aspx?id=58177)
- [KYTC lists 'Bluegrass State and In God We Trust' as the two standard-issue passenger plates, both personalizable](https://drive.ky.gov/Vehicles/Pages/License-Plates.aspx)
- [en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Kentucky)

## About this plate

THE KENTUCKY IN GOD WE TRUST OPTION. THE CROSS-STATE CONTRAST THIS GROUP EXISTS TO RECORD: Tennessee runs the same statutory pair of standard options and gives them OPPOSITE serial arrangements (ABC-1234 versus 123-ABCD), so a Tennessee string identifies the option unambiguously. Kentucky runs the pair off one allocation, so a Kentucky string identifies nothing.

## About the format

It is simply also the grammar for its twin.

## Fee

no cost, reported as a no-cost alternative plate, consistent with a statutory registrant election rather than a specialty program

## Before and after

| Relation | Series | Years |
|---|---|---|
| It replaced | [Standard 2008](https://vehiclesdb.com/license-plates/united-states--kentucky/standard-2008) | 2008 to 2020 |

## Other standard plates here

- [Standard 2020](https://vehiclesdb.com/license-plates/united-states--kentucky/standard-2020) (2020 to today)
- [Standard 2008](https://vehiclesdb.com/license-plates/united-states--kentucky/standard-2008) (2008 to 2020)

## Use it

- Plate image (SVG): https://vehiclesdb.com/plates/us-ky/us-ky-standard-igwt-2020.svg
- Make it with your own text: https://vehiclesdb.com/license-plate-generator/kentucky?series=us-ky-standard-igwt-2020
- API: `GET https://vehiclesdb.com/api/v1/plates/us-ky` returns this series as the entry with `"id": "us-ky-standard-igwt-2020"` (https://vehiclesdb.com/api)

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