Reply With QuoteHmmm, will have to relocate again!Originally Posted by d@rk51d3
Available in SA. 300mm x 150mm
ezyplates - Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI)
Master
Yes... UK police have had ANPR on its fleets for 10 years and it reads 2 line plates.... UK rego's on many vehicles were 2 line affairs on the rear plate....There's been constant progress at a national level towards harmonising Fed and State laws on all sorts of 'transport'-related issues. Speed limits, reciprocal licence demerit pointsdesign regs... the list goes on. Number plates seem to have proliferated in all sorts of shapes and sizes... but the data is all on one line...
I seem to recall that around the time of the bicentennial (1988 FYI) NSW released a plate which was of the "square" variety with a coat of arms and other fancy stuff and perhaps 2 lines of alpha-numerics. I have not seen any others.
I suspect the number recognition idea you mentioned is a practical factor...can machines read two lines of data?
Master
Hmmm, will have to relocate again!Available in SA. 300mm x 150mm
ezyplates - Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI)
Master
This is what is possible in Queensland.
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Dave G
Master
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Took this shot of a yellow 90 at Cooma in 2008. The front plate was a normal one but rear was cut to look like a British one, good job.... Be interested to know if this plate was used on the road or display only. Looks good is it a member?
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Could the ANPR read the British Army 3 line tags?
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Master
I got some feedback from Vicroads confirming what we didn't want to hear...
But there's hope yet (I'll just keep nagging until they make me one ;-)
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I appreciate your reason for requesting the use or production of a square number plate however; VicRoads is only able to issue number plates in the current sizes that are available.
I have forwarded your feedback on to the Custom Plates manager for their review and consideration; however I cannot guarantee these plates will be made available. In the meantime, I recommend you sign up as a Custom M8 so you can stay up to date with all the latest plate news.
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Yes, that is a Victorian "slimline" cut in half. Not legal - according to
Number plates : VicRoads
"punishable by a fine of 10 penalty units or imprisonment for two months."
That one is only 7 digits away from my 90..
Master
As a straight read I don't know... ANPR read from a photo it took of the plate, so this allowed a viewing operator to manually input data and / or an operator confirm a computer read plate... What I do know is that as courtesy military plates would not be pinged for fines on my watch... Also they were exempt from road tax n insurance so as a straight read by other cameras would be screened out... The original don't know was for military / historic metal plates as they would not "reflect" as required to be able to b computer read... Number plates in the UK were a standard size... So on a rear motorbike (legal plate)... It may well have gone to 3 lines... James
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