Lebanese Car Plate Lookup

Enter a plate number and symbol to get the registered owner and their phone, plus radar speed violations.

Vehicle lookups are available inside Lebanon only. You can read this page, but searches will not return results from your location.

Owner lookup by plate

Radar speed violations

Vehicles linked to a phone number

Violations by chassis number

Vehicle specifications from a chassis number

Lebanon emergency numbers

  • Internal Security Forces (ISF)
    Police and emergencies
  • Civil Defence
    Rescue, fire and ambulance
  • Lebanese Red Cross
    Ambulance and casualty transport
  • Beirut Fire Brigade
    Fires within Beirut
  • Lebanese Army
    Reporting hazards and ordnance
  • Ministry of Public Health
    Public health hotline
  • Emotional Support and Suicide Prevention
    A free and confidential national emotional support line
  • Lebanon Mine Action Center (LMAC)
    Reporting mines and unexploded ordnance

What does tafyish mean?

Tafyish is the everyday Lebanese term for pulling up the record attached to a plate number: the registered owner, a contact number, and the vehicle itself. This page does that from the plate and symbol.

What you need

Two things: the plate number, and the symbol printed on the plate such as B, S or M. The symbol is part of the plate's identity — the same number with a different symbol belongs to an entirely different owner.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?
Yes. Every car service on LBN News is free and needs no account.
How fast is it?
The registry lookup answers in well under a second. Speed violations are fetched live from the Internal Security Forces service and take a few seconds.
Why do some plates return nothing?
The registry does not hold a phone number for every vehicle. When none is recorded you get a not-found message, which does not mean the plate does not exist.