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In the font used for British number plates O and 0 are identical and 1 and I are identical. This link might work for an example: https://www.dafont.com/uk-numb
by bloak 5mo ago
In the font used for British number plates O and 0 are identical and 1 and I are identical. This link might work for an example:
https://www.dafont.com/uk-number-plate.font?text=OO01+III https://www.dafont.com/uk-number-plate.font?text=OO01+III
Software that handles number plates needs to take account of this. Not all of it does but the glyphs being identical makes it quite clear where the responsibility lies.
- philipwhiuk 5mo agoIsn't the British solution to only allow certain combinations so this is always unambiguous? e.g. a prior car we had was FE51 WOC - the O can't be a 0 because of the format requirements. Similarly the 1 can't be an I.