Quebec License Plate

Plate Design

Quebec plate: white background, a small blue fleur-de-lis emblem beside Quebec in bold dark blue text at the top, blue registration characters, and Je me souviens in dark blue text along the bottom

Quebec's plate is instantly recognizable by its motto: "Je me souviens" ("I remember") has run along the bottom since 1978. A small blue square bearing a white fleur-de-lis sits beside "Québec" in bold dark blue lettering at the top, with blue registration characters filling the center of an otherwise plain white field.

How Rare Is It on the Road Trip Game?

Uncommon. Quebec is Canada's second most populous province, with just over 9 million residents, and it shares long borders with New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, giving it several well-traveled routes south.

Spotting Tip

Interstate 87 (the Adirondack Northway) running from Albany and Plattsburgh, New York, straight to Montreal is the single best bet. I-91 from Vermont and the I-93/I-95 corridors from New England also feed steady Quebec traffic across the border.

Fun Fact

Quebec is the only Canadian province with French as its sole official language, and Montreal is one of the largest French-speaking cities in the world, after Kinshasa, Paris, and Abidjan. Quebec City's historic walled Old Town is the only fortified city north of Mexico with its walls still standing.

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