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Personalised number plates are one of the more expensive ways ... and hurting the planet Why running tyres all the way to the 1.6mm legal limit makes sense for safety and the environment New ...

It appears that patience may have been a virtue for The Cure, who are approaching their first UK Number 1 album in 32 years, following an intimate sold-out show at London’s Troxy on Friday.

Bids for number plates in the series, which run from 1-9999, can be made with a minimum price of RM100 for running numbers. A minimum bidding price has been set for some categories in the series.

To answer that requires a little history. First issued in 1903, the earliest British number plates were a combination of one- or two-letter codes followed by a number from 1 to 1000. The code depended ...

An extremely rare New South Wales number plate has sold for a staggering $335,000 at auction. Historic number plates have been growing in popularity over the last few years, with many collectors keen ...

An Australian driver sporting a luxury European car has been accused of "belittling the poor" after somebody snapped a photograph of their cheeky number plates. Captured in Perth and posted to ...

JPJ has announced that NEE and MEA are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid. Negeri Sembilan’s latest running number series is ‘NEE ...

the fee for the same number has doubled to Rs 1 lakh" Read Also Viral Video Shows CAA On Amit Shah's Car Number Plate; 'The Message Is Clear', Say Netizens The price hikes were introduced in late ...

This week’s issue of Cycle News magazine includes 2025 BMW R 1300 GS Adventure review, Malaysian MotoGP, Alabama Enduro and ...

The bidding for the MADANI special number plate series ended last night with the highest price being offered for "MADANI 8481", a number seen as mocking the government slogan promoted by Prime ...

Tectonic plates move at a rate of 1 to 2 inches (3 to 5 centimeters) per year, according to National Geographic. That's about as fast as your fingernails grow! Because Earth is spherical ...