Random new P Plate law

**rubixcube** · 31-01-2012 09:11 PM

put your front one on the top left corner, above the sticker - as long as it isnt at too much of an angle to see it

**Dubstein** · 31-01-2012 09:32 PM

Sounds good man, ill print those pages off too. Might give to a few other plater friends and give them the rundown.

**steeeven** · 31-01-2012 09:39 PM

Originally Posted by Dubstein

Well until i see that in implemented into QLD Legitimately.. im not following it.

Personally I'd run P plates outside on the back of the car and on the inside out front. Just so cops don't find an excuse to fine you for not seeing it clearly.

**rubixcube** · 31-01-2012 09:40 PM

Originally Posted by steeeven

Personally I'd run P plates outside on the back of the car and on the inside out front. Just so cops don't find an excuse to fine you for not seeing it clearly.

yes, outside if you have a tinted rear window

**TyD** · 31-01-2012 09:52 PM

I got introuble for mine being tucked half under my dash in the corner, just explained that I just bought the car that day and I hadn't had time to fix them up.

I now run mine zip tied onto my number plates, looks cleaner and easier than having them fall down on you and getting in shit.

**Grayfox** · 01-02-2012 12:49 PM

This is law in NSW and has been for a while.

Even when it was law I Kept on had them on the inside and I tried magentic ones and they just blew off the front and their was no where to put it on the rear.

**khanguskhan** · 01-02-2012 01:36 PM

Thank god Melbourne is free of that law, I have some friends in Sydney that saw my plates, the perforated ones that you just stick on and stays for ages. They wanted to use those but couldn't because of how you gotta display your plates.

At the same time they get their plates stolen on a monthly basis. Maybe the government should start a system where they send you new replacements every month cause it adds up to alot of money when it's sold at 5+ bucks a set.

**chunky** · 01-02-2012 02:34 PM

^i think thats what they want lol

**steeeven** · 01-02-2012 07:48 PM

Originally Posted by khanguskhan

Thank god Melbourne is free of that law, I have some friends in Sydney that saw my plates, the perforated ones that you just stick on and stays for ages. They wanted to use those but couldn't because of how you gotta display your plates.

At the same time they get their plates stolen on a monthly basis. Maybe the government should start a system where they send you new replacements every month cause it adds up to alot of money when it's sold at 5+ bucks a set.

In Sydney you can get free P plates from the RTA.

**khanguskhan** · 01-02-2012 08:16 PM

Originally Posted by steeeven

In Sydney you can get free P plates from the RTA.

You serious? Better start spreading that news.

**Dubstein** · 01-02-2012 08:24 PM

Friend just told me a few people in a nearby town have been fined and 2 demerit points deducted. How are they alowing these fines if its not even a official QLD Goverment law? Last time i check a police officer cannot just make up a random laws..