For a **license plate** to be valid, it must be **approved**. This means it has been officially sanctioned for use on vehicles. Approval ensures that the plate meets the necessary standards and regulations to be legally recognized on public roads.

- All cars, except motorcycles, must have two license plates: one at the front and another at the rear. Motorcycles and mopeds only need one plate at the rear.
- Trailers and semi-trailers with a load capacity of more than 750 kilos must have their own license plate, in addition to that of the towing vehicle. Those carrying less than 750 kilos only carry the plate of the towing vehicle.


Approval is crucial to ensure that the plates are visible and legible, which is essential for vehicle identification and compliance with traffic regulations.