Home UAE Dubai Dubai’s RTA to offer ‘V ‘coded number plates These plates will be offered through direct sale on RTA’s website and the Dubai Drive app on smartphones of various operating systems by Gulf Business July 18, 2023 Image: RTA Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is offering V-coded vehicle plates that bear premium four- and five-digits. These plates will be offered through a direct sale on RTA’s website and the Dubai Drive app on smartphones of various operating systems. The authority is launching the new code (V) with exceptional four-digit and five-digit vehicle number plates this month. The aim is to offer greater opportunities for bidders to own these distinctive vehicle number plates bearing the exclusive code. On Tuesday, July 18, Dubai’s #RTA is set to unveil the V-coded vehicle plates that bear premium four- and five-digits. https://t.co/6pqh6VIL3f pic.twitter.com/Rjn96CxibN — RTA (@rta_dubai) July 17, 2023 RTA is also encouraging residents to use Smart Apps Like Dubai Drive available on major platforms like Apple Store, Google Play, and App Gallery as the apps are user-friendly for electronic and smart services . The app encompasses all number and vehicle plate services, which streamlines the purchase of the appropriate and distinctive numbers with minimal time and effort. Read: Dubai premium number plates fetch a total of Dhs38.21m RTA digital channels gaining popularity In other news, the authority revealed that in 2022 the number of transactions, users and revenue streams through its digital channels reflected robust growth. Read: RTA digital channels bring in Dhs3.5bn in 2022 Tags Dubai Exclusive number plates RTA transport V coded plates 0 Comments You might also like From humble beginnings to global heights: Sheikh Mohammed’s journey unveiled in new biography Naser Taher on MultiBank Group’s global strategy and future outlook Imtiaz appoints global giant Legrand for automation solutions across 18 waterfront projects Dubai explores remote work, flexible hours to alleviate peak-hour traffic