Drivers will need a UK sticker instead of a GB sticker on their vehicle and any towed trailers to drive abroad under new rules to be introduced from 28 September, 2021.
Current laws require a GB sticker to be displayed on the rear of a vehicle if the number plate has either a Euro symbol, a national flag of England, Scotland or Wales, or numbers and letters only.
If the number plate includes the GB identifier with the Union Jack, a GB sticker is not needed.
Motorists driving in Spain, Cyprus or Malta, must display a GB sticker no matter what is on the number plate.
Drivers are travelling after 28 September will need to cover or remove the GB sticker and replace it with a UK sticker.
A GB or UK sticker will note be needed to drive in Ireland.
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