The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has unveiled its list of banned number plates for 2022.
The DVLA offers tens of millions of registrations on its website, with the agency earning up to £160m a year from people looking to get their own personalised number plate. The agency assesses each request to determine whether the combination of letters and numbers is acceptable - as Birmingham Live reports.
A DVLA spokesman explained the agency hold back "any combinations that may cause offence, embarrassment, or are in poor taste."