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RCAF plates still widely used, despite ban

12 May 2014
The Cambodia Daily
Crime and law enforcement / Government / Infrastructure / Law and judiciary / Laws and regulations / Ministries and other national bodies / Ministry of National Defense / Roads and bridges / Transport and shipping / Transport and shipping policy and administration / Transport infrastructure and facilities
Chao Phirun / Kheng Tito / Ministry of Defense / National Military Police / RCAF / Royal Cambodian Armed Forces / The Road Traffic Act 2007 / Transparency International Cambodia

When the 2007 Traffic Law was passed, it required that the myriad private vehicles on the road bearing Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF) number plates be removed and switched with civilian plates within one year. But more than six years after this deadline, the sight of ...

 Hul Reaksmey and Simon Henderson
http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/rcaf-plates-still-widely-used-despite-ban-58449/

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