I think they mean if you reside (as in permanently) in Gauteng for that amount of time coming from another province.What if you live in North West, but work in Gauteng (like think people who live at Hartebeespoort dam and work in Tshwane.)
I have the same questionAnd what about personalized number plates?
Will everyone with personalised number plates be reimbursed for the cost to get hold of it?
Dude, they have to have a reason for this scam.From TopAuto: "More recently, Lesufi revealed that the plates will be fitted with a QR code linked to the vehicle owner for easy identification, BusinessTech reports."
Isn't the purpose of the number on the number plate to link the vehicle to the owner?
Me thinks the criminals are more intelligent or wow just see how much more money the anc can stealDo they really think criminals are this stupid, simply remove your numberplate before commiting the crime.
And tattoo it on your forehead.Then Lesufi is going to say you must apply for a temporary number plate and permit![]()
I have the same question
And what about personalized number plates?
Will everyone with personalised number plates be reimbursed for the cost to get hold of it?
Which begs the question, if you keep the number then what's stopping you from not replacing the plates? In fact there are so many non-standard plates on our roads already. Regulations haven't stopped it so far so they won't in future.No, you will not be reimbursed. Those with personalized plates will need to purchase new plates too. They will likely keep the personalization though.