Singaporean driver fined for switching license plates

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A Singaporean driver was fined RM8,000 (S$2,600) yesterday for switching his car's licence plates in May. Tan Hock Lai, 44, pleaded guilty in a court in Johor Baru. He was seen changing the licence plate on his BMW 320i at a fuel station in Gelang Patah, about a 10-minute...

A Singaporean driver was fined RM8,000 yesterday for switching his car's licence plates in May.

He switched from his original licence plate SLX27E to a yellow one showing SKD2777C, which was registered to a Hyundai Elantra.

Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)

 

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