Saturday, December 29, 2007
If your car is pending registration, where's your conduction sticker?
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2 comments:
How do you check the conduction sticker validity?
Online list?
Where is it located on vehicle?
Hi Pete,
Tried searching the net for an answer but we couldn't find any. So we called up a few of our car industry friends. It turns out that the only way that enforcers can verify the validity of the conduction sticker is to check your LTO docs. Which means they have to stop you and ask you to produce them. How efficient, 'no?
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