The question of what to do if the license plate has the coat of arms of Latvia instead of numbers and letters occupies many minds. Edgars on the social network "Threads": "Everything is great with this presidential BMW, the best car brand in the world, BUT how does he register his number when he arrives at Rimi?"
In the comments to this post, people are exercising their wit.
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Sings the first four lines of the anthem.
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This number on the car is only valid when the president is actually in it. As soon as he gets out, the number is changed to a regular one.
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Given the economic situation, it would be appropriate to drive a Renault Clio. But, as is customary in a banana republic, the people are drowning in poverty while the president rolls around in a BMW. The only thing missing is a golden toilet in the residence.
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It's Rimi that pays for his parking.
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I'm more concerned about how this car is registered with the Road Traffic Safety Directorate.
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This car also has a regular number. Well, it's considered to have one.
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But how are you going to impose a fine on such a number?
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This world is arranged a bit differently. Only the poor and needy get fined.
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You can't drive a service car to the store.
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Yes, we are also interested in how to buy an OCTA policy for this car?
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He could have shown some modesty and driven a Škoda. It perfectly symbolizes the WASTEFULNESS of the current "government".
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I wonder how the parking attendants will write this number on the receipt? You need to be good at drawing, and they can't even write letters legibly.
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In the first two hours near Rimi, you no longer need to register the car.
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They change the number, I have observed this process.
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Considering the brand of the car... Does he use the turn signals?
