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But they left S, X, and Z rotationally symmetric, so if you choose a non-palindrome vanity plate with only those characters, you can mount it upside-down and fo
by drfuchs 8mo ago
But they left S, X, and Z rotationally symmetric, so if you choose a non-palindrome vanity plate with only those characters, you can mount it upside-down and fool plate-readers.
- askl 8mo agoBut at least in Germany the plates always start with some letters and end in numbers. So mounting it upside down can't result in a valid plate.
- inanutshellus 8mo agoCustom ("vanity") plates aren't allowed in Germany?