@Clive ...... looks like attempted fraud to me..............
do we have many travelling types in here ?
no plate offence
- Thread starter marshfarmer
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@Clive ...... looks like attempted fraud to me..............
do we have many travelling types in here ?
FonterraFarmer
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- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
That would never happen here, no plastic plates here, ours are aluminium, so not often see a melted one, but the letters and numbers do fade and wear out after about 400,000 km...
- Location
- Darlington
If they were aluminium over here the pikeys would nick them for scrap
- Location
- Norfolk
£100 fine arrived in the post yesterday, thought I'd got away with that one for sure.
Pilgrimmick
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- Location
- Argyll
Dont be daft! He would never have been stopped if he was!
Pilgrimmick
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- Location
- Argyll
What about the points?
its a pointless offence
- Location
- Norfolk
Nil pois
- Location
- Norfolk
*For this offence, not my licence in total
Pilgrimmick
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- Location
- Argyll
too much information*For this offence, not my licence in total
TheTallGuy
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire
- Location
- North Notts
Just get your mate to pay fine and new plate, nothing lost then.
RedMerle
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They are getting real criminals off the street.
But if you're going to drive in front of a Bobby with no number plate then expect to get pulled. Believe it or not even bobbies catching paedophiles/rapists/"higher class of criminal" still have a pair of eyes in their head.
Some real criminals avoid putting number plates on their cars. Shocker.
But if you're going to drive in front of a Bobby with no number plate then expect to get pulled. Believe it or not even bobbies catching paedophiles/rapists/"higher class of criminal" still have a pair of eyes in their head.
Some real criminals avoid putting number plates on their cars. Shocker.
they do take this seriously, actually been told to clean mud off before
But when they pull you and realise your not the kingpin gangster they first feared they can let you go with a warning. Public police relations are strengthened and the public report more crime. Law abiding people only come into contact with the police when they are being pestered for tiny motoring offences and it leaves a sour taste in peoples mouth.
True to a certain degree, but be honest, you would go out again and not bother putting a relevant number plate on your trailer or the like as you would think "Stuff it, they'll only just give me a warning if they see me again so I won't bother". Where is the line drawn?
RedMerle
Member
Maybe some law abiding people get annoyed when they see other vehicles aren't meeting requirements they themselves are meeting.
The people who aways left it days late to get a tax disc for their car for example leaves a sour taste in the mouths of people who bother their hole to do it on time.
The people who aways left it days late to get a tax disc for their car for example leaves a sour taste in the mouths of people who bother their hole to do it on time.
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- Location
- Norfolk
There was a plate, I should correct the title...