is, 01-00 to 09-99) -the digits 001 to 099 are reserved for carriages-. Lately they have completed the series with the letters I, J, M, O, Q and part of W only in the use of two-wheelers. Each license plate contains a pair (front and rear), just like other motorized vehicles, except for Carabineros motorcycles. As of 2014, a new format is used, that of three letters and two numbers (BBB 10) under FE-Schrift characters and the size of the plates larger than the previous ones. The combinations are identical to those of other vehicles. Like the previous one, they are documented as BBB·010 for logical reasons. Special Formats Provisional patents They are the same size as the normal ones. They have an orange background with black characters. They are made up of two letters, combination PR, followed by 3 or 4 numbers (eg: PR·064, PR·1009); the letters are separated from the numbers by a black star, and at the bottom is the inscription PROVISORIA (year) depending on the year in which it was granted (eg: PROVISORIA 2007). They are patents used by exporters or dealers to mobilize vehicles without registering them, commonly for cars that are in testing. Police of Chile In the format corresponding to the vehicle fleet of Carabineros de Chile, the combinations and/or letters are used: They are followed by the corresponding numerical assignment which belongs only to CARABINEROS DE CHILE. Above the alphanumeric combination is the inscription CARABINEROS DE CHILE. Firefighters In some fire departments of the country, those institutional plates are used under the combination CB (Fire Department), followed by one or two letters per municipality, plus a star and an identifying number. Above it is the inscription CPO. FIREFIGHTERS and the name of the corresponding municipality. Armed Forces The Army license plates use the combination EJTO, plus the correlative numbering. Diplomatic Corps The diplomatic corps series uses the following combinations: CD (Diplomatic Corps), CC (Consular Corps), AT (Personal Technical Assistance), CH (Honorary Consul), OI (International Organization) and PAT (Temporary Admission Permit), followed by their corresponding numbers, separated by a small star. Under this is the inscription CHILE. The first double digits identify the country or organization arranged in alphabetical order. These are some of the countries that they represent by two first digits: Material, colors and measurements The patent is a metal sheet made of aluminum with the following colors depending on the