Australia Is Letting People Use Emojis On Their Car License Plates

- Drivers in the state of Queensland are able to add one of five emoji to the end of their usual state issued license plate numbers from March 1.

21 Feb 2019
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Australia Is Letting People Use Emojis On Their Car License Plates

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