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<strong>co</strong>ntinued<br />

display regular registration plates as<br />

issued by a <strong>co</strong>unty treasurer on<br />

both the front and back of the<br />

vehicle.”<br />

Hillmer added: “If a person is<br />

stopped by law enforcement with a<br />

<strong>co</strong>mmemorative registration plate in<br />

either position instead of a regular<br />

car registration, the vehicle would<br />

be <strong>co</strong>nsidered to be in violation of<br />

those licensing laws.”<br />

<strong>The</strong> veterans are wel<strong>co</strong>me to<br />

display the number plates above<br />

their existing car registrations, or in<br />

the rear window of their vehicle, as<br />

long as their regular car registration<br />

plates are still displayed in their<br />

usual position.<br />

Zimbabwe runs<br />

out of number<br />

plates <strong>The</strong> Zimbabwe<br />

Central Vehicle<br />

Registration has run<br />

out of number plates<br />

for vehicles in Harare.<br />

<strong>The</strong> development is likely to<br />

frustrate the registry's efforts to<br />

totally phase out the old style<br />

number plates by December 31st.<br />

<strong>The</strong> CVR is charged with the sole<br />

responsibility of issuing number<br />

plates, and does so through local<br />

authorities.<br />

Percy Toriro, a spokesperson for the<br />

City of Harare told the official state<br />

newspaper, <strong>The</strong> Herald, that they<br />

had <strong>co</strong>nfirmed the development and<br />

said their Rowan Martin Building<br />

licensing department had<br />

<strong>co</strong>mpletely run out of car number<br />

plates.<br />

He said: “We currently have no<br />

number plates in stock. We only<br />

have number plates for trailers and<br />

motorcycles. We are therefore<br />

appealing to the public not to visit<br />

our offices for number plates.<br />

Australian<br />

number plate<br />

sells for $220,000<br />

$220,000.<br />

A set of number<br />

plates at an auction in<br />

Melbourne, Australia,<br />

fetched almost<br />

<strong>The</strong> State of Victoria plates, which<br />

read VIC 41 were pressed in 1910.<br />

An anonymous phone bidder paid<br />

$218,300 for the number plates,<br />

which can still legally be displayed<br />

on Victorian roads today.<br />

Leonard Joel Australia, the auction<br />

house which successfully sold the<br />

plates, said: “<strong>The</strong> auctioneer started<br />

at $100,000 and one of the bidders<br />

immediately went to $150,000.”<br />

She said the family selling the<br />

number plates had purchased them<br />

in 1950, and that they were affixed<br />

to a 1936 V8 Cadillac.<br />

Number plates<br />

stolen in East<br />

Sussex Police in East Sussex<br />

Wealden.<br />

have noticed an<br />

increase in number<br />

plate theft in<br />

Criminals will often attach the stolen<br />

number plates to a similar vehicle,<br />

so that the legitimate owner will<br />

receive any fines from parking or<br />

speed cameras.<br />

Sgt David Price said: “This is a<br />

worrying trend. I would advise<br />

vehicle owners to think carefully<br />

about where they park, especially at<br />

night. Try to park in a well lit area,<br />

where your car can be seen.<br />

“If your cars number plates are<br />

attached with screws, <strong>co</strong>nsider<br />

buying special 'non return' screws to<br />

secure them. <strong>The</strong>se are special<br />

screws that, once tightened, cannot<br />

be undone without drilling them out<br />

or breaking the number plates.<br />

<strong>The</strong>se should be available at car<br />

accessory shops.<br />

“Many newer cars have their<br />

number plates attached with nothing<br />

more than double sided adhesive<br />

tape. Obviously, that makes them<br />

especially easy to steal.<br />

“In these cases, I would advise that<br />

owners either attach them with a<br />

strong impact adhesive, so that<br />

removal would break them, or<br />

<strong>co</strong>nsider having them drilled and<br />

non return screws fitted, if the<br />

vehicle is suitable.”<br />

Abu Dhabi issues<br />

new car number<br />

plates Police in Abu Dhabi<br />

are beginning to issue<br />

new number plates -<br />

the fifth category.<br />

“This week, 99,999 numbers will be<br />

introduced in <strong>co</strong>-operation with the<br />

Emirates Driving Company”, said<br />

Lt. Colonel Mohammed Al Kutbi,<br />

Director of Vehicles and Drivers'<br />

Licensing Department, who went on<br />

to reveal that the number plates will<br />

be distributed in three phases.<br />

“During the se<strong>co</strong>nd phase, some<br />

special numbers will be auctioned<br />

off. During the third phase, all<br />

numbers will be available for<br />

registration and replacement.”<br />

He said the new number plates had<br />

been brought in because of the<br />

rapid increase in the number of<br />

vehicles being registered in Abu<br />

Dhabi. German plate manufacturer<br />

Otsch has signed a <strong>co</strong>ntract to<br />

make the new number plates.<br />

Dr Jihad Sebtia, Director of the<br />

Emirate Driving Company, said:<br />

“<strong>The</strong> new number plates are made<br />

in line with international high quality<br />

specifications to fit various climatic<br />

<strong>co</strong>nditions. <strong>The</strong> plate is<br />

characterised by hologram features.<br />

It also carries the UAE emblem.”<br />

P80 <strong>The</strong> World of Personal Number Plates <strong>Regtransfers</strong>.<strong>co</strong>.<strong>uk</strong><br />

New Year <strong>2007</strong>

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