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Southeast Asia's License Plates
Have you ever wondered how our neighboring villages'
license plates look like?
Here they are.
From top to bottom: Myanmar, Laos, Singapore, Philippines, Vietnam,
Malaysia, Thailand, East Timor, Brunei, Cambodia and Indonesia.
I wanted to know the first ever license plates issued in each "villages" (country) so I sent emails to all National Transportation Offices (except East Timor) and up to now, no reply from them yet. Seems they don't know it too. Well, I can't wait for their replies so I'm posting this already
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I wanted to know the first ever license plates issued in each "villages" (country) so I sent emails to all National Transportation Offices (except East Timor) and up to now, no reply from them yet. Seems they don't know it too. Well, I can't wait for their replies so I'm posting this already
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8 Comments:
Have you heard that Malaysia is planning to put a chip on their plates (or cars) to track down carnappers. That's cool!
Another interesting post! I like! :)
By the way, Singapore is also looking at implementing personalised car plates just like Australia.
Good luck :)
i see malaysia i see malaysia! XD and morgan whoa i live in malaysia and i don't know about the chip thing... lol. it's interesting to see countries of different languages to have different systems for their admins :)
Hello Conan, here check this out:
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2006/12/09/asia/AS_GEN_Malaysia_Car_Thefts.php
Cheers!
Indonesia! Indonesia! I think that's my car plate! LOL
I don't think that Phil. plate is the recent one. Our plates today have the picture of Phil. icons. So dirty too that's why we should use a plate cover also a light... ah -
New Philippine car license plates has a different shade of white with a picture of the Rizal Monument in the middle of the letters and the numbers.
All of those plates are taken from 1996-2001. So no sweat dudes! =)
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