Dates for the substitution of the GP number plates published

Posted by jonckie in July 27th 2010

The Gauteng Department of Community Safety has published the gazette reflecting the dates for the substitution of the GP number plates again. It was published in Provincial Gazette No 137 of 7 July 2010, notice number 1921.

The gazette has not been implemented yet, but the schedule of when the new numbers must be displayed, is circulated for your information.

Remember the new plates must be aluminium and will expire every 5 years.

[Info made available by Alta Swanepoel]

under: Enforcement
Tags: Gauteng, number. plates

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1 Comment Received

Joan
July 27th, 2010 @9:29 pm

Changing every 5 years! What a load of rubbish! They can’t keep their records that they have NOW – straight! How are they going to keep up with changes every five years??? They’ll be in even MORE of a mess than they are in now!!!