Central Europe Plates 1.1

Beta 0.3 Changelog:

1. Added new plates for 5 counties:

• Austria: standard plates without Euroband (1990-2002), dealer/test, export & temporary plates
• Croatia: standard plates without Euroband (1992-2016), diplomatic, export, foreign resident, military, oversized vehicle & police plates
• Czechia: standard plates without Euroband (2001-2004), diplomatic & export plates
• Germany: export, seasonal & temporary plates, with both regular and narrow font
• Hungary: standard plates with Hungarian flag (1990-2004), diplomatic (2017-2022 & current), slow vehicle (1992-2022) and temporary (1996-2022 & current, with black or red font)

All new plates can be seen below:


2. For Austrian & German plates, the coat of arms can now be chosen automatically based on regional code by using a ":" (colon) character.
For example, an Austrian plate W:12345 A will have the Vienna (Wien) coat of arms, whereas for G:123 AB it will be the coat of arms of Styria (Steiermark).

3. Now, additional data can be supplied for some plates, by using a "|" (vertical line) character, followed by:

• Austrian temporary plate: 2-digit year of validity
• Czech plates: "S2" can be used to display two stickers instead of one on rear plates.
• German temporary & export plates: expiry date (e.g. 311224 stands for 31 December 2024)
• German seasonal plates: months when the plate is valid (e.g. 0410 - from April to October)
• Temporary Hungarian plates: 2-digit year of validity
• Other Hungarian plates: number of stickers on rear plate ("S1" - one sticker, "S2" - two stickers)

Examples of use:
German export plate with text "B:1234 A|010424" will return a plate with number B-1234 A, valid until 1 April 2024.
Hungarian standard plate with text "JDA-001|S2" will return a plate with number JDA-001 with two inspection stickers on the rear plate (when "Yellow EU" is selected as a rear plate).

More plates of Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia and Romania will be added as a part of the next update, that is scheduled to be released in the end of March or at the beginning of April.