So here it is again. Some more Polish license plates around Chicagoland. Just in case you wonder what they mean. Here you have it.
Legia stands for Legion but it really represents the Polish football team (soccer) Legia Warszawa from, yes you guessed it, Warsaw.
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| Legia |
Irena PM stands for a popular woman's name, Irene. Not sure about PM. Perhaps she's pm-esing.
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| Irena PM |
Kept the best one for last. Fura means a fat wheels, loosely speaking, and everyone in Poland knows if you own a great fura, you spent some serious cash for your ride. It's a funny play on words since originally, fura, described an old fashion horse wagon.
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| Fura |
