Vehicle number plate display and recognition have been a lawful concern in all countries. Research into improving the quality of plates has been an interesting and challenging task. It is shown that the plates have different shapes and sizes and have assorted colours in different countries. In Sudan, the recent plates are of a white background with black text and numbers written in English and Arabic. This study proposes an innovative plate design that considers regional and international standards. The attempt incorporated the Sudanese flag, reduced the letter crowding and noise, enlarged the font and improved contrast, kept Arabic numbers, excluded the Indian numbers and included a logo for branding the plate. The study has considered both theoretical mathematical and experimental approaches. However, it is commissioned to facilitate the electronic identification of the plate, which is an issue. The experimental component proved a sizable visual difference between the old design and the proposed innovative design. Mainly assembled in two steps; firstly, the plate is visually identifiable from a longer distance than the existing plate; secondly, the segmentation allows a sustainable, better electronic recognition.