More than £218,000 was raised at this year's DVS registration mark auction.
JSY007 proved to be the most popular, receiving the highest bid of £12,800 pounds.
Other J plates that attracted attention when they went under the hammer were JSY67, which raised £9,000, and JSY73 which raised £8,700.
The money will be spent on service improvements at DVS, including a new IT system.
It wasn't quite as successful as last year's auction, which collected just over £230,000.
128 homes to be built in St Peter
Plans for 128 new homes in St Peter have been approved.
Haut du Mont memorial garden to include victims' favourite flowers and play area
Designs have been revealed for a memorial garden for the 10 victims of an explosion at Haut du Mont.
Woman sexually assaulted at First Tower
A woman has been sexually assaulted at First Tower in the early hours of this morning (2 July).
Single-use vapes banned from next month
A ban on single-use vapes will come into effect in Jersey on the 1 August.
Guernsey Post launches world first 'Cyberstamps' rather than 'Cryptostamps'
Stamp collectors can now move into the digital age with the new, verified way of storing stamps.
Guernsey gets first woman Chief Minister
Lindsay de Sausmarez has been chosen as Guernsey's next Chief Minister.
Cost of more health appointments reduced by £10
It will be cheaper to see a practice nurse or healthcare assistant at your GP surgery from today ( 1 July).
Children to receive art therapy at Centrepoint's new outdoor classroom
Children will be able to express themselves through art therapy lessons in Centrepoint's new outdoor classroom at La Pouquelaye.
