Recently, the Kenyan government issued a new regulation requiring all vehicles to use plastic License Plate holders, phasing out the traditional metal license plate holders. This initiative aims to reduce the pollution of metal license plate holders to the environment and reduce the cost of vehicle manufacturing. According to the Minister of Transport of Kenya, the introduction of this policy is in response to the government's initiative to promote green environmental protection and sustainable development. Compared with traditional metal license plate holders, plastic license plate holders are lighter, more resistant to high temperatures, and more resistant to corrosion. At the same time, they can be recycled and reused, reducing the impact on the environment. In addition, plastic license plate holders are also cheaper to produce than metal license plate holders, which helps reduce vehicle manufacturing costs and provides consumers with a more affordable option. The policy will be gradually implemented, and some areas have begun to promote the use of plastic license plate holders, and it is expected that it will be fully implemented nationwide in the next few months. Reactions to the introduction of plastic license plate holders have been mixed. Some people expressed their support for the government's promotion of environmental protection measures and were optimistic about the superiority of this new License Plate Holder technology; while some people were concerned about the durability and quality of plastic license plate holders, and had doubts about its safety. However, the Kenyan government has made it clear that it will ensure the quality and safety of plastic license plate holders, and will conduct strict audits and supervision of all manufacturers. At the same time, the public will be fully educated on the correct use of plastic license plate holders to ensure that the license plates suspended by vehicles are firm, reliable, and safe.
