Prince Edward Island License Plate

Plate Design

PEI's plate is done entirely in green and white. "PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND" runs across the top, and the green registration characters flank the province's coat of arms, a gold lion on a red field above three green oak saplings growing on a small island, representing PEI sheltered beneath Great Britain. A small Canadian flag sits in the lower left corner, with "CANADA" spelled out along the bottom.

How Rare Is It on the Road Trip Game?

Rare. PEI is Canada's smallest province by both population (just over 180,000) and area, and it has no direct land border with the US. Spotting one outside Atlantic Canada is a genuine rarity.

Spotting Tip

The Confederation Bridge connects PEI to mainland New Brunswick, so any PEI plate headed to the US has to funnel through the same New Brunswick crossings into Maine. Watch for them on I-95 near Houlton, Maine, especially during summer vacation season.

Fun Fact

PEI is the real-world setting of "Anne of Green Gables," and the Confederation Bridge that connects it to the mainland, opened in 1997, is one of the longest bridges in the world over ice-covered water, stretching nearly 8 miles.

Ready to keep hunting? Head back to the game, flip on Canadian provinces, and check PE off your list, or browse all 10 provinces in the guide.