when tamil nadu government will implement high security number plate for vehicles?
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I think you will find going to the government site is always a sure bet: \nhttp://www.tn.gov.in/sta/Bid_document.pdf  \n\nThis should give you some information
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tags im assuming you mean licence plate......buy a car from a dealer and while you wait for yours to arrive in the mail the dealer will give you temps till your arrive....otherwise you cannot obtain such plates...unless the dmv gives them to you if you have ordered cutom plates...i checked the new jersey dmv and found nothing on them....here in wisconisn we get plates from the dmv and a form to send for custom plates when the customs arrive we discard the ones given by the dmv
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And where is Chennai?  We'd need to know. . .
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Southern States, Kerela & Tamil Nadu
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Dear saket the results will be out on 26th june 2006 around 10.00 am in morning hours.................and you will be able to see the results on website. for details please login to www.maharshtra.gov.in\nwish you all the best
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Yes. The motor vehicle agency is trying to crack down on illegals getting driver's licenses. Also, because of the threat of terrorism, many states are now requiring photo licenses and several forms of proof of legal residency before they will issue a license.
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No dear its not fine...\nv shd realise that this is new way to attract votes...and thats the exact reason y other parties r silent....its nothing but UPA's long term plan to and they bank heavily on these
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The latest NDTV 24x7 projection for Kerala is suggesting:\n\nLDF 99\nUDF 41
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MICHIGAN VEHICLE CODE (EXCERPT) \nAct 300 of 1949 \n\n\n257.225 Registration plate; attachment to vehicle; legibility; color; distinctive registration plates; name plate, insignia, or advertising device prohibited; violation as civil infraction. \n\nSec. 225.\n\n(1) A registration plate issued for a vehicle shall be attached to the rear of the vehicle. Except that a registration plate issued for a truck tractor or road tractor shall be attached to the front of that vehicle.\n\n(2) A registration plate shall at all times be securely fastened in a horizontal position to the vehicle for which the plate is issued so as to prevent the plate from swinging. The plate shall be attached at a height of not less than 12 inches from the ground, measured from the bottom of the plate, in a place and position which is clearly visible. The plate shall be maintained free from foreign materials that obscure or partially obscure the registration information, and in a clearly legible condition.\n\n(3) A registration plate or the expiration tab on the registration plate shall be of a different color designated by the secretary of state with a marked contrast between the color of the registration plate and the numerals or letters on the plate. The secretary of state may provide a distinctive registration plate as a replacement for a standard plate. To honor a special or historical event, the secretary of state may provide a commemorative plate as a replacement for a standard plate.\n\n(4) A person shall not attach a name plate, insignia, or advertising device to a motor vehicle registration plate in a manner which obscures or partially obscures the registration information.\n\n(5) A person shall not operate a motor vehicle which has a name plate, insignia, or advertising device attached to a motor vehicle registration plate in a manner which obscures or partially obscures the registration information.\n\n(6) A person who violates this section is responsible for a civil infraction.
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u can contact at bar council in chennai
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police, government staff, special branch, security services, special forces, you can spot them by the extra aerials, normally no car garage stickers on back windscreen, or garage info on number plates. They might be top of range cars, but have the GTI TDi SR badge not fitted too, to aid blending in.
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motor vehicle records.
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Yes it is - (in the UK that is - hope you are in the UK?).  You can request proof that appropriate signs were in place as stipulated in the Road Traffic Act.  You may find that sending this letter may get on their wick to the point that they will drop the speeding claim - obviously they have to have photographic evidence of the offence also!  As per the RTA they also have to provide the items requested in the letter.  I managed to get off a speeding fine with it.  \n\n\nIn order that I may honestly complete the required information requested on the reverse of the form, I require the photographic evidence of the alleged offence in order that I may ascertain who was driving.\n\nI will also require:-\n\n•The name of the manufacturer, including make and model and serial number of the radar or laser gun used.\n\n•Copies of the manufacturers recommended maintenance schedule for the above device.\n\n•Copies of the manufacturer’s literature as it relates to the correct use, including but not limited to, mounting, aiming, weather and traffic limitations for the device used.\n\n•A copy of the past six months maintenance records, including but not limited to calibration specifications.\n\n•Photographic evidence that the legally required notifications of speed camera use were displayed at the site being used for speeding offence detection, or a copy of the relevant legislation that states that this in not necessary.\nPlease note that attempted delivery to the address listed on your letter, as detailed above, will be considered as valid service of this document.\n\nI look forward to your prompt response.\n\n\nGood luck with it!!  I don't know about anyone else - but I have no problem with fixed speed cameras - just the nasty sneaky mobile ones - normally hidden away in an area that has no risk to pedestrians, but significant possibility for speeding without endangerment to any other road users.  GRRR nasty money making machines!!
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37-F Velachery\nTambaram Rd, Chennai, T: 91-44-\n22432929,\nhttp://www.subhikshatrdg.com
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Contact \n\nGovernment of India Tourist Office\n154, Anna Salai, Chennai - 600002.\n\nTamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation (TTDC)\n143, Anna Salai, Chennai - 600002\n\nTamil Nadu Government Tourist Information Centre \nDomestic Terminal, Chennai Airport\n\n\n\n*Official government website of Chennai District\n*Official website of the Corporation of Chennai\n*History of Madras\n*\n*Archive of historian S. Muthiah's articles on Chennai, published in ''The Hindu''\n*Chennai Geography and other info\n*Th. Brinkhoff: The Principal Agglomerations of the World, 2005-01-30
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Actually, the police are trained in identifying plates and expiration stickers from other states.  If you are doing something suspicious or possibly violating a traffic law, you could get stopped and cited.
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CCMB hyderbad i think