I made a quick test with a Berlin LP and was a bit disappointed. Because in Germany the "space" or "minus" between the first one, first two or first three letters and the rest of the plate have an immense meaning, I was expecting to see the Berlin LP "B 00 288" detected as such. But it wasn't. It was indicated as "B00288", which is just seemingly correct.
Imagine the Berlin LP "B NO 1234". Then the Bonn LP "BN O 1234". Both will be reported as "BNO1234" and here we go...
neilyoung
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3 months ago
I made a quick test with a Berlin LP and was a bit disappointed. Because in Germany the "space" or "minus" between the first one, first two or first three letters and the rest of the plate have an immense meaning, I was expecting to see the Berlin LP "B 00 288" detected as such. But it wasn't. It was indicated as "B00288", which is just seemingly correct.
Imagine the Berlin LP "B NO 1234". Then the Bonn LP "BN O 1234". Both will be reported as "BNO1234" and here we go...
What is possible to prevent this?