Tim

On 12 Jun 2003 04:27:59 -0700, Nick Pinkava wrote:

    > Tim wrote in message
    > news:...
    > [...]
    >> Is it really* the case that all swiss cars have to show a CH sticker?
    >> There are so many that don't. But then again you don't often see Swiss
    >> police on the streets either, so they'd never be nicked.
    >> Tim.
    > It's not the case any more, but it used to be that way until some
    > years ago. Now you only should have it when driving outside the
    > country, though then laws of the concerned county would be applicable.
    > Nick

That's what I thought.
Tim.

The Reid

Following up to Brett

    >How can one tell the expiration date and country (province?) from a European
    >license plate? Please give an example.
    >Thanks,
    >Brett
this thread is remarkable, on topic to the end, I will add a little
bit of number plate ephemera, UK rebuilt cars, like an old VW chassis
with a new body are registed with a plate beginning Q..... I wonder if
this is because they are not what they seem, like a Q ship?

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