Trailer with an old Ford Transit, pulled by a foreign car (Not German)
A3/E41, near Aschaffenburg, Germany/Германия
22-07-2013 13:09
Comments (8)
Rhineland-Palatinate 2013-11-10 22:36:14 | #1
Romanian or Bulgarian plates are a common sight on this motorway 
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JOtter 2013-11-10 22:39:59 | #2
KROT (2014-06-26 21:12:16)Rhineland-Palatinate
Romanian or Bulgarian plates are a common sight on this motorway
Romanian or Bulgarian plates are a common sight on this motorway
Thanks for the explanation! In the Netherlands a lot of trailers don't have 'personal' plates, so they have the same plate as the pulling vehicle (When the trailer weighs less than 750 kg.)
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2013-11-10 22:41:07 | #3
Georgia (2010-01-21 08:18:08)JOtter
Thanks for the explanation! In the Netherlands a lot of trailers don't have 'personal' plates, so they have the same plate as the pulling vehicle (When the trailer weighs less than 750 kg.)
Thanks for the explanation! In the Netherlands a lot of trailers don't have 'personal' plates, so they have the same plate as the pulling vehicle (When the trailer weighs less than 750 kg.)
No problem, I drove there about 4 weeks ago
They're white then, aren't they?
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2013-11-10 22:43:06 | #5
Jonny (2011-02-18 18:30:03)Juterman
Rhineland-Palatinate
Romanian or Bulgarian plates are a common sight on this motorway
Indeed, there is a Romanian plate from Bucharest.
Rhineland-Palatinate
Romanian or Bulgarian plates are a common sight on this motorway
Indeed, there is a Romanian plate from Bucharest.
Thanks Juterman I wasn't sure whether it was Romanian from Bucharest or Bulgarian from Varna
Start of Belgian gallery next week?
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JOtter 2013-11-10 22:54:55 | #6
Citizen (2011-02-18 18:28:29)Rhineland-Palatinate
JOtterThanks for the explanation! In the Netherlands a lot of trailers don't have 'personal' plates, so they have the same plate as the pulling vehicle (When the trailer weighs less than 750 kg.)No problem, I drove there about 4 weeks ago They're white then, aren't they?
JOtterThanks for the explanation! In the Netherlands a lot of trailers don't have 'personal' plates, so they have the same plate as the pulling vehicle (When the trailer weighs less than 750 kg.)No problem, I drove there about 4 weeks ago They're white then, aren't they?
Plates for Dutch trailers are white when they use the same combination of the pulling vehicle. When they weigh more than 750 kg they have regular Dutch plates (Yellow with euroband) starting with 'W'.
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antenn 2013-11-10 23:18:06 | #7
Роман-Питер (2011-02-18 18:31:29)Rhineland-Palatinate
Juterman
Rhineland-Palatinate
Romanian or Bulgarian plates are a common sight on this motorway
Indeed, there is a Romanian plate from Bucharest.
Thanks Juterman I wasn't sure whether it was Romanian from Bucharest or Bulgarian from Varna
Start of Belgian gallery next week?
Juterman
Rhineland-Palatinate
Romanian or Bulgarian plates are a common sight on this motorway
Indeed, there is a Romanian plate from Bucharest.
Thanks Juterman I wasn't sure whether it was Romanian from Bucharest or Bulgarian from Varna
Start of Belgian gallery next week?
I think it's from Varna
In Bucharest the B is bigger and closer to the euroband.
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