A Vehicle Registration Plate, commonly known as a license plate, is a metal or plastic tag attached to a vehicle for identification purposes. It displays a unique combination of letters and numbers assigned by the government, allowing authorities to track and register vehicles. Each state or country has its own format and design for these plates. In addition to identification, Vehicle Registration Plates often indicate the vehicle's registration status and may include information such as the year of registration or the issuing authority. They play a crucial role in law enforcement, helping to identify stolen vehicles and enforce traffic laws.