2-digit plater apprehended in Makati!

**slicker_boi** · September 3rd, 2006 03:03 AM

Nangyari sa friend ko ito. Kung tama ako, dapat exempt ang mga ganito sa coding. They pay 25,000 to get plates like these. But then again, sumuway na naman si Alkalde U-Know-Who. Sabi ng MAFSA hindi daw nila ino-honor ang immunity ng plakang dalawa lang ang numero. After ilang arguments, naglagay na lang siya para matapos na.

To Makati-afflicted Tsikoteers: Let's quit whining and take action to end this motoring ruthlessness in the so-called Premiere City of Metro Manila!

**oldblue** · September 3rd, 2006 03:13 AM

the autonomous region of Makati. mas mabagsik pa sa NPA kung mang-angkin ng munisipyo yan si Binay ah.

**Mamar** · September 3rd, 2006 03:17 AM

HHmm.. hinde po ako sure pero ang alam ko kasi sali parin yan sa coding ehh parang ung mga personalized plates and ang alam ko bro ang exempt lang sa coding ay ung mga plates na 777777 ung mga number lang!

**ts1n1ta** · September 3rd, 2006 03:18 AM

nde ko na gets.. yung 2 numbered plates walang coding? vaket?

**slicker_boi** · September 3rd, 2006 03:24 AM

Originally Posted by ts1n1ta

nde ko na gets.. yung 2 numbered plates walang coding? vaket?

If I'm not mistaken, part of the 25K you pay is coding exemption. 2-digit plates are meant to be distinguished. As for customization, you can also do that with the usual 3-digit ones, at a lower price, but for sure, this is subject to coding.

**swimstroke** · September 3rd, 2006 03:28 AM

Ang alam kong walang coding ay yung mga vanity plates. Wala rin palang coding ang mga 2-digit plates? Kasi kung titignan mo ang price difference kumpara sa ilang customized 3-digit plates ~5,000 lang, so parang ang layo naman ng narating nung ~5,000 na iyon kung walang coding.

**kmo** · September 3rd, 2006 03:57 AM

sa alam ko ang mga plates with two digits are still not exepted sa mga codings ... wat you pay for the 25k is the "uniqness" of it being a 2 number plate not of it being exepted.. so pag 77 ka edi thurs ka etc etc

**Elroi** · September 3rd, 2006 07:14 AM

special plates with 3 letters and 2 numbers (ABC 12) are not exempted sa number codings..

you pay the 25k premium to get your choice of 3 letters and 2 numbers.. while 15k for 3 letters and 3 numbers..

Quote from LTO: "The motor vehicle special license plate consists of alpha-numeric combinations and is considered as a regular license plate (one pair)."

**chuaed** · September 3rd, 2006 07:30 AM

Vanity...

My favorite sin...

**mad_max168** · September 3rd, 2006 12:02 PM

Para wala kang coding..... bumili ka pa ng ilang sasakyan... 2 for you and 2 more for the wife and probably another 2 more for you eldest son/daughter who already drives....so on and so forth.... 2 more for the mistress???

Bottomline, nang dahil dun sa magaling na nagpauso ng odd/even scheme dati... eh lahat ng mga tao mahina ngayon ang dalawang sasakyan.... tapos ginawa naman coding na banned once a week lang ang sasakyan.... ayun!!! patay!!! lahat ng mga nakabili na ng OTHER CAR para sa odd/even scheme eh ngayon dalawang sasakyan ginagamit na tuluyan 4 days a week instead of the 2 to 3 days a week lang. Lets just say na 1 million registered vehicles within metro manila alone (hypothetical only), during the odd/even scheme, only 500K where allowed on the streets but when they changed it to coding, probably 800K where allowed to go around town. Opinion ko lang ito so open ako for a better explanation.