Discussion
OK, it's 2010. How are our fabulous numberplates going to be formatted?
2001 to 2009 was easy 02/52 etc..
But this is 2010. The format was heralded as XXNN YYY where XX was registration office/area, NN was year, and YYY was the index.
So, so I assume then that they've gone "oh fook, what do we do in 2010" and changed the format to:
XXNNN YYY?? Will that no feck up systems geared for 7 characters max in the plate?
Or will the online world that is geared up for 7 character numberplates have to re-write their software before the end of February?
Why we couldn't have a simple system like the Irish Republic, I don't know. YY ZZ NNNNN (Year/County/Number)
But that was too simple for our multi-million ££££ committees of minions that come up with our stupid ideas.
2001 to 2009 was easy 02/52 etc..
But this is 2010. The format was heralded as XXNN YYY where XX was registration office/area, NN was year, and YYY was the index.
So, so I assume then that they've gone "oh fook, what do we do in 2010" and changed the format to:
XXNNN YYY?? Will that no feck up systems geared for 7 characters max in the plate?
Or will the online world that is geared up for 7 character numberplates have to re-write their software before the end of February?
Why we couldn't have a simple system like the Irish Republic, I don't know. YY ZZ NNNNN (Year/County/Number)
But that was too simple for our multi-million ££££ committees of minions that come up with our stupid ideas.
S'right, it's a clear misunderstanding on my part.
There's me thinking that this was a "logical" number plate system, where the "5" signified half year, and the second digit being the year (which is how it was explained originally), hence my late night confusion over 10 - 99 getting working with this system.
I understand now, but it's still a stupid system compared to the logical Irish one.
There's me thinking that this was a "logical" number plate system, where the "5" signified half year, and the second digit being the year (which is how it was explained originally), hence my late night confusion over 10 - 99 getting working with this system.
I understand now, but it's still a stupid system compared to the logical Irish one.
christopherwk said:
From 2050 they can just "reverse" the format, so it will become YYY NN XX.
Stopppppppppp you have just put thousands of students/ professors out of a job you know by saying that,there was going to be a 3 or 4 year case study on what happens when we get to year 50 on the number plate's, with grants worth Millions Now you've sorted it out in 5 mins Bug++r they'll have to go back to climate change 
Stu
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