Depends on how you define "special." I've seen hearts on California tags, and I think some glyphs on Virginia tags, but I might not be remembering that correctly.
That's just part of the design. They are ignored when you type it in, etc. and you can't have ABC<heart>123 and ABC123 simultaneously existing because they're the same to the DMV.
Nah, because it's not unsanitized SQL at fault, but people writing a literal NULL in the license plate field when there isn't one.
Should be
Lic. plates are entered into thousands of systems, so yeah it can have an effect somewhere.
Nothing because it's not unsanitized SQL at fault.
Probably can’t do special characters, but maybe ASCII (0x23) will let you get around it.
0x3b so your plate is just ";" in some systems, maybe?
Most states do not allow special characters in the plate text.
Depends on how you define "special." I've seen hearts on California tags, and I think some glyphs on Virginia tags, but I might not be remembering that correctly.
That's just part of the design. They are ignored when you type it in, etc. and you can't have ABC<heart>123 and ABC123 simultaneously existing because they're the same to the DMV.