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Now these new plates are designed to help such motorists. The so-called B number plates don't hesitate to make their point. B is for bad at parking. But if you can swallow your pride, they might ...

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Gauteng is launching a new number plate pilot project – with security features that will ‘self-destruct’ to prevent tampering. Transport Minister Barbara Creecy published a government ...

Transport Minister Barbara Creecy published notice in the Government Gazette on Monday that provided specifications for a new number plate in Gauteng. The number plate, which will include a barcode ...

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An example of what the number plate piloted by G-Fleet vehicles in Gauteng will look like. Pictures: iStock and Government Gazette “Self-destructing” number plates might sound like some clever ...

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