An internal special plate series used by Prasarana Malaysia for its fleet under the “Rapid” brand (RapidKL, RapidPenang, etc.). Around 2008, buses and support vehicles in Kuala Lumpur's public transport network were registered with RAPID plates (for example RAPID 500 on a city bus). This was done to easily identify the fleet and promote the RapidKL brand in the city. RAPID 1-1000 were utilized, though not all numbers were sequentially filled. The public could not bid for these; they were for official use. Over time, as the fleet expanded, new buses reverted to standard B or V plate registrations for simplicity. Some older buses bearing RAPID plates have since been retired. A few “RAPID” plated vehicles still exist in depots or museums as nostalgia pieces. While not a vanity series in the conventional sense, RAPID plates are a unique chapter in Malaysia’s transport history – effectively a special reservation for a government-linked company’s identity. They are not available for private transfer, and any remaining registrations stay with Prasarana. In summary, RAPID plates were special issue, reflecting the heyday of Kuala Lumpur’s transit rebranding. Key Facts: Issue Date: 2008 Issuance Range: 1 - 1000 Rarity: N/A (not publicly issued, fleet-only) Transfer Rules: Not for private use (fleet registrations)