Kommentare

• Jarosz (2011-02-10 16:40:42.821026)

  Oo, u Srbiji je novi registarske tablice

   
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  Aleksandar (2011-02-10 18:50:53.427709)

  Da, sve će biti zamenjene do kraja 2011.

   
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  decomposed05 (2011-02-10 20:59:20.201364)

  зашто? стари су били добре.

   
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  Aleksandar (2011-02-10 23:47:08.153257)

  Nedovoljno kombinacija, bar tako kažu. Skoro su stigli do BG 999-999, a reciklaže sa starih vozila nije bilo.
  
  Međutim, već ima problema sa ovim tablicama, jer imaju ČĆŽĐŠ, na primer ovaj gore autobus nosi oznaku BG 058-ČD, kada recimo odete u neku drugu zemlju sa takvim vozilom neće razlikovati BG 058-CD i BG 058-ĆD, pa možete imati probleme!

   
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  decomposed05 (2011-02-11 14:18:05.473978)

  Mozda dati im BG 9999-999 u starim sistemu i na primer ja ne mam srpskih znakovi na moje tastature.

   
• Jarosz (2011-02-11 22:20:59.207341)

  Well, the old system could have been continued in Belgrade with BH, BK, BL, or any other combination. In Poland some of the cities have their first letter on the plate (W-Warszawa, K-Krakow etc.) but the others get a random letter (e.g. E = Lodz as L was taken already by Lublin). Having 2 letters in the front gives 625 combinations, assuming we use an alphabet with 25 letters. Combined with 6 digits that makes a total of 625 million of possible plates, quite a lot for a 10-million country. So I think that reducing the number of digits was a good decision - now the numbers are better visible, and there is more space on the plate for the future European Union star But using the local letters is strange, yeah. As far as I know only Germany does it with their umlauts.

   

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