Licence plate requirements!

As u guys know i'm buying a licence plate and dont want to kena summon, so i made the effort to find the legal requirements....

Below actually said if the plate is reflective, it has to be white in front and yellow behind, so i asked my supplier to give me matt black and not of reflective material...

hope this info helps all...

http://www.onemotoring.com.sg/publish/onemotoring/en/lta_information_guidelines/buy_a_new_vehicle/vehicle_licence_plate.html

In Singapore, we have a variety of vehicle licence plates and these are
dependant on the vehicle's category and its intended usage. The following are
the requirements for its installation.

The vehicle licence plate shall
consist of the index mark and the registration number assigned to the motor
vehicle. The index mark and the registration number shall be suffixed with a
letter of the alphabet, which serves as the official reference. The vehicle
licence plate shall be exhibited at the front and at the back of the motor
vehicle not more than one metre from the ground in a vertical position so that
every letter or figure of the vehicle licence plate is easily distinguishable.
No other figures or letters and no design advertisement or ornamentation shall
be placed near the identification mark on the vehicle licence plate in such a
manner as to render it more difficult to read or distinguish when the vehicle is
in motion.

Vehicle licence plates normally have white letters and figures
on black background for both front and rear of a vehicle. However, if the
vehicle licence plate is made of reflex reflecting material, the front licence
plate will consist of black letters and figures on a white background, and the
rear licence plate will consist of black letters and figures on a yellow
background.

There are exceptions to the following categories of vehicles
and their vehicle licence plates shall be sealed:

• in the case of restricted use (RU) vehicles, the letters and figures are
  white on a red and green background;
  
• in the case of vehicles registered under the Off-Peak Car (OPC) scheme, the
  letters and figures are white on a dark red background;
  
• in the case of vintage cars and classic cars, the letters and figures are
  white on a dark red and yellow background;
  
• in the case of PU-registered vehicles, the letters and figures are white on
  a green background;
  
• in the case of special purpose licence (RD) vehicles, the letters and
  figures are white on a yellow and blue background;and
  
• in the case of Hazardous Materials (Hazmat) Transportation Vehicles, the
  letters and figures are black on an orange background. ( The vehicle licence
  plate does not require to be affixed with a seal. )