Front Plate has to go!!!!
I personally feel that the front number plate has to be put somewhere else. Not right in front taking up almost 85% of the god damn "mouth"! Anbody knows if its legal to just do up a smaller plate and stick it just below the Front Mazda Logo?
Try to imagine wad im toking about on top.....removing the r magic plate totally. putting a smaller one just below the logo..
Any one of u know the regulations e.g dimensions, reflectivity etc etc.....
Too lazy to go search....
CHEERS
Any one of u know the regulations e.g dimensions, reflectivity etc etc.....
Too lazy to go search....
CHEERS
Hi Neon.
It IS legal. Under the Road Traffic Act, legal plates have to be of a certain size (i.e. the character) & colour.
Interestingly, the characters on the plate can be either 3-d or flat; same goes for the plate itself.
But check for how reflective the plate turns out - that's the only REAL problem u could get into.
I'll retrieve the exact provision if u like.
Me kept a copy for four-point harness in me previous ride. Be ready to produce in event that TP stop u.
It IS legal. Under the Road Traffic Act, legal plates have to be of a certain size (i.e. the character) & colour.
Interestingly, the characters on the plate can be either 3-d or flat; same goes for the plate itself.
But check for how reflective the plate turns out - that's the only REAL problem u could get into.
I'll retrieve the exact provision if u like.
Me kept a copy for four-point harness in me previous ride. Be ready to produce in event that TP stop u.
Well another issue that cross my mind is whether LTA or TP will object to paste-on-plate is the fact that these plates maybe not be at the same angle as plates mounted in the normal manner as plate will not be perpendicular to the road n thus be able to evade the red-light-cameras or speed cameras. Would anyone like to add their views b4 all owners rush out to get plates which would not be approved. Tks!
Originally posted by Mr Rabbit
BTW M-Ster, I'm surprised u couldn't clear the VICOM. When was your test?
BTW M-Ster, I'm surprised u couldn't clear the VICOM. When was your test?
That was sometime middle of last year.
dru8999 nail half the reason, normally a stick on plate will not be on the right angle. The other reason would be, stick-ons are normally non-reflective material, I think the either the numbers or the base plate has to be of a reflective finish. Thus - reflextive YELLOW/WHITE base with non-reflex NUMBERS or reflextive WHITE NUMBERS on NON-REFLEX BLACK NUMBERS


