What did citizens in Lebanon do when they got fed up with the exorbitant fees and extended closures at the Lebanese vehicle registration department (Nafaa), which forced them to drive without license plates?
Citizens across Lebanon transformed their license plate holders into a platform for reform. In a country where cars are essential for daily survival; the drivers showed how they remain unable to register their vehicles, risking hefty fines and impoundment at checkpoints.
As part of the movement, car convoys rolled down major highways from the country’s northern to southern regions, voicing public frustration with widespread inefficiency. By taking to the streets in unity, driv
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