Probation Plate
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any ideas what will happens if caught by TP w/o the probation plate?
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Those who fail to display the "Probation" plates as required will be fined $120. Repeat offenders will have their licences revoked.
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Wat the pt of not puttin???Originally posted by nemo77:any ideas what will happens if caught by TP w/o the probation plate?
Sometimes mayb coz u still new... Maby drivin not so stable... Or quite reckless esp youngsters... So most prob will kena stop by tp de lor... Wait check ur licence, know tat u under probation but nev put plate... Hee hee... Add to govt income liao...
Anywae, put also no harm de mah...
At least people know u R new hand, they will kinda of be more pt, tolerant, n sometimes they will warn u if they feel u lik doin somethin dangerous lik tat lor... Ok lah... -
Haha, yah lor, just put lor. For me, I'd rather put it on longer. Better for people to see me as a P-plate, then all siam me.Originally posted by ahkico:Wat the pt of not puttin???
But too bad, if continue to put P-plate after 1 year, it's also an offence. -
Huh?Originally posted by Charis75:Haha, yah lor, just put lor. For me, I'd rather put it on longer. Better for people to see me as a P-plate, then all siam me.
But too bad, if continue to put P-plate after 1 year, it's also an offence.
Really ah?
But wat if u sharin car then how?
They also dunno mah...
It may be used by other drivers...
Lik usually the car is drove by my daddy... Then coz of me, then he put the probation plate so i can drive when i have the chance...
But then if caught, wat is the offence?
Can we jus say, oh... soever in my family jus passed n tis so ever is on probation plate...etc -
no it's not an offence to put p plate even though you have passed for many years liao.
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You won't get into trouble if you put your P plate on for more than a year... normally it's just to tell other motorists that your driving is still not very good... even if you have a license for like 4 yrs but haven't driven, you still can put the P plate...
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put then put loh. and its perfectly fine to put p plate even after 1 year probation. eg. those pizza or fastfood delivery scooters n bikes always have a P plate on them, to help other road users be more aware and careful of them
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offence for putting P plate after 1 year? Where did you hear it from?
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aiyah put so ma fan wan cos i always borrowed my bro's car mah...
but if just put on the bottom corner of front n back wind screen instead of on top, izzit ok? -
yeah it's ok. i also dun stick my p plate to the wind screen, coz gonna take off soon. i just throw one behind throw one in front and start driving.
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Heard from someone before:
If the car belongs to others,not putting p plate would not be an offence. TP will not bother if the car does not belong to you. This is wat i heard....
Putting P plate after probation an offence?dun think so lor,i saw those v zai uncles who drive at 110++ who put on p plate lor....hahha -
Haha, sorry people, my mistake. My friend was the one who told me driving with P-plate after one year is an offence, but I just found out she's mistaken.
I emailed TP, and they replied, so yea, it is NOT an offence.
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Huh? How can this be? It's not about the car mah, it's about the driver. If you're a new driver, you HAVE to put P-plate. Right?Originally posted by Haru84:Heard from someone before:
If the car belongs to others,not putting p plate would not be an offence. TP will not bother if the car does not belong to you. This is wat i heard.... -
some bicyclist and roller-bladers must put P plates oso
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I wonder wad will happen If i caught W/O license but got Probation plate....Originally posted by nemo77:any ideas what will happens if caught by TP w/o the probation plate?
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can i have my plates back? thanksOriginally posted by AE86tofu:I wonder wad will happen If i caught W/O license but got Probation plate.... -
I think those idiotic motorised scooters should have to put P plate... and blinking lights too....
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some people walking on the pavement should put P-plate also...walk until as if pavement is theirs, dunno how to give way for faster walkersOriginally posted by sgboy2004:some bicyclist and roller-bladers must put P plates oso -
Hahahaah.... I keep saying to my frens.... if ppl drove like they walked in Orchard Road... we'd have accidents every 5 metres!!!! Wahahahah!!! Maybe we should put lanes on the pavement too.... extreme right is overtaking... for fast walkers... hehe....
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From what I have gathered,even if the car does not belong to you,you still must display your probation plate clearly if you are a new driver.Using "driving a car that doesn't belong to me thats why I did not display a probation plate" as is reason will NOT be accepted and the law will be used against you accordingly.Thats why I have friends who carry their P plate around with them wherever they go cause they're constantly borrowing cars.
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Yup, that's what I thought too. Doesn't matter if the car belongs to you or not, new driver = P-plate.Originally posted by EquinoXe:From what I have gathered,even if the car does not belong to you,you still must display your probation plate clearly if you are a new driver.Using "driving a car that doesn't belong to me thats why I did not display a probation plate" as is reason will NOT be accepted and the law will be used against you accordingly.Thats why I have friends who carry their P plate around with them wherever they go cause they're constantly borrowing cars.
I stand corrected if I am wrong.
I'm one of those who carry my P-plate in my bag wherever I go. Heehee. -
u r right. p plate for the driver, not e carOriginally posted by EquinoXe:From what I have gathered,even if the car does not belong to you,you still must display your probation plate clearly if you are a new driver.Using "driving a car that doesn't belong to me thats why I did not display a probation plate" as is reason will NOT be accepted and the law will be used against you accordingly.Thats why I have friends who carry their P plate around with them wherever they go cause they're constantly borrowing cars.
I stand corrected if I am wrong.