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| Some regional police offices introduce hologram stickers. Experts say that the police may claim to better protect the car. |
| A plate made by a truck producer to take the vehicle out of the plant. The plate is inofficial reading "Ex works". |
| A plate used for testing the plate's characteristics for compliance with current regulations. For details, please read the GOST State Standard in the "Documents" section. |
| A souvenir or "booster" plate reading "A tiny one". It is allowed to use boosters in Russia if you put it along with an official plate. This car is violating the law. |
| Russian citizen plates may be produced with or without a national flag. For example, region 16 (Tatarstan) did not issue plates with a flag until recently (today flag plates are issued). |
| A strange inofficial-format plate: a citizen plate in a square "motorcycle" format. Experts say it is a souvenir (although well-made) plate. |
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