Bye dad, hello train home!

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether that's a long distance! 😯 You can't do that in one day.

@NerdyPotato Yup that's insane. They must have taken breaks etc. I see cars for Austria too and Georgia and Ukraine once.

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether How the heck do you recognise the country that issued the plate?

@BittersweetPotato European countries put the initials of the countries on the plates and some put tiny flags lol
"NL" for Netherland
"GB" Great Britain
"AU" Austria
"UK" Ukraine
"D" Duetchland/Germany
"TR" Turkey etc.

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether and so the second question will be, why the heck were you staring at the se plates to notice that? 🤔

@BittersweetPotato Because I'm weird 😂 it's a baby face thing. I might be Autistic who knows not that it would be a bad thing I believe we all are in a way or another. I just like to wonder where cars come from what stories they have etc I found that the majority of cars in Istanbul start with 34 which is basically code for Istanbul city traffic department. Any other number at the begining means it's from outside the city. Back home it worked in a similar way but with letters.
It's a long story lol

@BittersweetPotato doesn't everyone? 😯

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether Yes you are weird 🥔🤔

@BittersweetPotato I must be too then 😅

@NerdyPotato Ok quick question why the heck do you put number plates on wheelchairs and mobility scooters in Holland? I see them here. Dealers go to Germany and Holland get second hand chairs and scooters and sell them here so I see a lot of them with the plates still on and sometimes sticker plates.

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether it's proof of insurance.

@NerdyPotato Makes sense.