Senegal requires its residents to register their motor vehicles and display vehicle registration plates.[1]
| Dates issued | Image | Vehicle Type | Design | Serial format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1989-2019 |  
|
Passenger Vehicles, Trucks, and Buses | 52 cm x 11 cm White on Blue. Some versions from 2000s included a country strip as well |
XX-1234-A XX-1234-AB |
XX indicates the two-letter regional code. DK indicates Dakar Region for example. |
| 2019-Present | 
|
Passenger Vehicles, Front of Trucks, and Front of Buses | 52 cm x 11 cm Text height 7.5 cm Black on White, with a blue Country Strip, including Flag and country-code SN. |
AA-123-BC [XX/##] | XX indicates the two-letter regional code. DK indicates Dakar Region for example. ## indicates the two-letter department code within each region. |
|
Rear of Trucks, and Rear of Buses | 32 cm x 20 cm Text height 7.5 cm Black on White, with a blue Country Strip, including Flag and country-code SN. | |||
|
Motorcycles | 24 cm x 13 cm Text height 4.5 cm Black on White, with a blue Country Strip, including Flag and country-code SN. |
Regional Codes
edit| Code | Subdivision name (fr) |
|---|---|
| DK | Dakar |
| DB | Diourbel |
| FK | Fatick |
| KA | Kaffrine |
| KL | Kaolack |
| KE | Kédougou |
| KD | Kolda |
| LG | Louga |
| MT | Matam |
| SL | Saint-Louis |
| SE | Sédhiou |
| TC | Tambacounda |
| TH | Thiès |
| ZG | Ziguinchor |