Queensland, Australia will become the first place to allow emojis on vehicle license plates. 
Good idea? Would you have one?
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Oh god, this is such a terrible idea 
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Brilliant. Definitely would go for that
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I can’t believe you didn’t tag me in this @simonb Hehe
This is a fantastic idea! The UK needs to play catchup 
though, I only recently got my custom plate 
it’d be a shame to replace it 
I just need to update it with a 
at the end 
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Officers converge on the blue Aston Martin! 
What’s the plate number Chief?
Yankee, Oscar, Sunglasses_Face, Lemur, Stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye, Oscar
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PPQ says the emoji are purely decorative, and don’t form part of the registration number (or “rego”).
Phew!
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Great idea, will have to think which Emoji would be suitable for my car though lol
I may actually revoke my visa application…
Okay how many days will it take for someone to use the 
emoji with a suggesting word with it.
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Absolute garbage! Anyone got a good reason for having an emoji on a number plate?
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Because I don’t like Hot Coral, I want a metal one… ohh sorry wrong thread… 
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You only get to chose 5 and they are boring
It provides a modicum of officially sanctioned self expression, I suppose.
It’s a bit like sticking an ‘I’ve seen the Lions of Longleat’ sticker in the rear screen. Or having an English, Welsh, or Scottish flag on a British number plate.
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