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In Turkmenistan, a President's Favorite Color Has Become a Nightmare for Motorists

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In a capital city in Central Asia, motorists do not really have a say in the colour of their car. White has become the obligatory colour, to the point of complicating the registration of vehicles of other colours. An amazing regulation that raises a question: why impose a unique color on all drivers?
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In a capital city in Central Asia, motorists do not really have a say in the colour of their car. White has become the obligatory colour, to the point of complicating the registration of vehicles of other colours. An amazing regulation that raises a question: why impose a unique color on all drivers?

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autoplus.fr broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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