In Perth, a license plate has gone viral for its clever disguise, capturing the attention of social media users worldwide. The plate’s unique design appears to be a subtle tactic to evade detection by Western Australia’s transport officials.

The buzz comes in the wake of nearly 1,000 personalized plates being rejected last year for containing offensive or inappropriate content. Many of those rejections were due to hidden meanings, slang, or references to illicit activities.

Examples like SAUC3D and RAMP4GE were turned down for hinting at violence or adult themes. The screening process is meant to keep plates family-friendly, but it’s clear some slip through unnoticed.

Interestingly, personalized plates tend to be more popular among male drivers. They’re often used as a form of self-expression, humor, or status — but they must pass official review before hitting the road.

In this case, the plate in question somehow cleared the approval process, sparking debate about whether it was an oversight or simply a stroke of creative genius.

Once photos began circulating online, the plate quickly became a viral sensation. Commenters praised the wit behind the design, while others questioned how it escaped scrutiny.

The moment also illustrates how social media can transform an everyday sight into a trending topic within hours, especially when there’s an element of humor or mischief involved.

Whether the driver intended to trick officials or just wanted something memorable, the result is the same — they’ve made a lasting mark both on the road and online.