Commemorative Plates [Merged]

**_Qwerty_** · April 20th, 2011 12:37 PM

bakit wala man lang news about dyan? kahit i google mo walang AOL-2010-021.. wala din sa website nang LTO.. dapat na publish man lang yan sa major papers..

**jojo4life** · April 20th, 2011 02:38 PM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

bakit wala man lang news about dyan? kahit i google mo walang AOL-2010-021.. wala din sa website nang LTO.. dapat na publish man lang yan sa major papers..

yun nga sir eh... thats why humingi tlga ako copy... pakalat nlng para wala na iba mahuli ukol dito...

**swordsman** · April 25th, 2011 06:16 PM

Kaya tumigil na ko gumamit ng Commemorative plates dahil ang gugulo ng ruling, taon taon na lang na ginawa ni Lord may bagong ruling. Imagine, 5K for a violation, di na uy. Siguro pag naghihingalo na yang commemorative plates industry na yan, baka matauhan sila at gumawa ng mas maayos na batas - hindi yong taas, baba, kaliwa o kanan ng orig plate ilalagay, kapangit tingnan.

**_Qwerty_** · April 25th, 2011 07:21 PM

eh kaya nga bumibili nang commemorative plates para matakpan yung plate sa harapan.. para iwas coding eh.. tapos binalik na naman nila yan.. sino pa bibili nang commemorative plates nyan?? eh di useless din??

**meloforma** · April 28th, 2011 05:52 PM

pa-busina sa mga ma-o-offend dyan a

pero ang commemorative plates e meant to "commemorate" nga e, mga anniversaries, important milestones etc... to remember something. hindi ito to deflect mga huli or to scare away mga potential na manghuhuli...

ako personally i don't like them and don't use them.

lalo na yung mga "lawyer" o "prosecutor" plates. ang aangas. e ano ngayon kung "lawyer" ka o "prosecutor". hehehe. kadiri

**Wh1stl3r** · April 28th, 2011 06:50 PM

I agree with meloforma. The thing I don't like about them aside from trying to appear to be "special" is that they make it hard to distinctly identify the owner. Same argument with those tilting/tinted plates. What purpose does it serve other than to intimidate or to get away with something (coding, accidents, etc)?

**Ry_Tower** · April 28th, 2011 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r

I agree with meloforma. The thing I don't like about them aside from trying to appear to be "special" is that they make it hard to distinctly identify the owner. Same argument with those tilting/tinted plates. What purpose does it serve other than to intimidate or to get away with something (coding, accidents, etc)?

+1, parang ang yabang kasi ng dating kapag ganyan lalo na kung maangas pa sa daan kung umasta!

**renzo_d10** · April 28th, 2011 07:01 PM

You'll just look stupid with your commemorative plates on the left and your regular plate on the right. :rofl01:

Sana man lang they allow it to be placed ABOVE the LTO plates as this looks more " decent " than having both plates on both sides of your bumper. And it's pretty impossible to, to make it happen since you need something to hold your two plates on the two sides.

BTW, are vanity plates allowed to cover your regular plates ? I prefer them over com. plates kasi - though I have no plans getting either one of them ...

**mda** · April 28th, 2011 07:23 PM

*jojo4life's post and to everyone else:

Do commemorative plates shown while showing the plate number still get caught for coding?

I thought this was the reason to get them in the first place?

*renzo:

I suppose, above/below plates will work. Hinuhuli lang yata yung vehicles where natatakpan yung plate number by these commemorative plates.

**jojo4life** · May 1st, 2011 04:07 PM

Originally Posted by mda

*jojo4life's post and to everyone else:

Do commemorative plates shown while showing the plate number still get caught for coding?

I thought this was the reason to get them in the first place?

*renzo:

I suppose, above/below plates will work. Hinuhuli lang yata yung vehicles where natatakpan yung plate number by these commemorative plates.

may coding ka padin sir, wala nman tlga exemption sa coding ang comm plate... iwas huli lng... hndi tlga exempted...