DVLA providing registered keeper details to EU post Brexit

[andygo]

Will the DVLA continue to provide info to various EU states in the event of an alleged speeding offence post Brexit?

On the basis didn't get any reciprical info from them, one would hope that the UK's generosity to various EU Scamerati will cease from Jan 1st 2021.

[anonymous-user]

Get used to disappointment. The trade deal includes provision for vehicle info searches.

[andygo]

Oh no! What fool signed up to that!😱

[Rick101]

Everyone who knew what they voted for

[anonymous-user]

andygo said:

Oh no! What fool signed up to that!??

Blonde bloke. Bit of a fibber. He signed. It was one of the things that everyone knew about in 2016. Same as all the other stuff.

But, hey, blue passports, eh?

[98elise]

Rick101 said:

Everyone who knew what they voted for

I've checked my polling card. It doesn't mention the DVLA.

[anonymous-user]

The DVLA did not negotiate the deal.

[citizensm1th]

Just for thread info andygo,s son is trying to skip on two speeding fines he picked up in france.

Les flicks at the border will no doubt have fun with him post tonight should he try to enter France.

[anonymous-user]

Johnny Foreigner's laws should not apply to plucky Brits. Everyone knows that!

[andygo]

citizensm1th said:

Just for thread info andygo,s son is trying to skip on two speeding fines he picked up in france.

Les flicks at the border will no doubt have fun with him post tonight should he try to enter France.

It’s one speeder, not two. Not sure what your actual point is though.

Citizen, how appropriate, lol.

Edited by andygo on Thursday 31st December 21:49

[citizensm1th]

andygo said:

citizensm1th said:

Just for thread info andygo,s son is trying to skip on two speeding fines he picked up in france.

Les flicks at the border will no doubt have fun with him post tonight should he try to enter France.

It’s one speeder, not two. Not sure what your actual point is though.

Citizen, how appropriate, lol.

Edited by andygo on Thursday 31st December 21:49

I am just full of awe at the way you are setting standards for your offspring about personal responsibilities and ethical moral ways of winning at life.

[anonymous-user]

andygo said:

...

Citizen, how appropriate, lol.

Being a citizen is a good thing. Give it a try some time!


PS: HNY, Breeeeeetish chooooms.

[anonymous-user]

Hot off the press and still smelling faintly of the Queen's Estee Lauder, here is section 8 of the European Union (Future Relationship) Act 2020 -


8. Disclosure of vehicle registration data

(1) The Secretary of State may disclose vehicle registration data in accordance
with—

(a) Article LAW.PRUM.15 of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement
(automated searching of vehicle registration data), and

(b) Chapter 3 of Annex LAW-1 to that agreement (exchange of vehicle
registration data).

(2) A disclosure under this section does not breach—

(a) any obligation of confidence owed by the Secretary of State, or

(b) any other restriction on the disclosure of data (however imposed).

(3) Nothing in this section authorises the making of a disclosure which
contravenes the data protection legislation (save that the power conferred by
this section is to be taken into account in determining whether any disclosure
contravenes that legislation).

(4) Nothing in this section limits the circumstances in which data may be disclosed
under any other enactment or rule of law.

(5) “Vehicle registration data” has the meaning given by Article LAW.PRUM.6 of
the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (definitions).

[Durzel]

Breadvan72 said:

Johnny Foreigner's laws should not apply to plucky Brits. Everyone knows that!

What good was winning two world wars if we still have to respect other countries laws and traditions? If I want to speed with impunity in another country whilst bemoaning the existence of their citizens in mine that’s what I’ll bloody well do!

Personal responsibility? Pah!

[normalbloke]

citizensm1th said:

andygo said:

citizensm1th said:

Just for thread info andygo,s son is trying to skip on two speeding fines he picked up in france.

Les flicks at the border will no doubt have fun with him post tonight should he try to enter France.

It’s one speeder, not two. Not sure what your actual point is though.

Citizen, how appropriate, lol.

Edited by andygo on Thursday 31st December 21:49

I am just full of awe at the way you are setting standards for your offspring about personal responsibilities and ethical moral ways of winning at life.

Ah, the thick plottens!

[pingu393]

Durzel said:

Breadvan72 said:

Johnny Foreigner's laws should not apply to plucky Brits. Everyone knows that!

What good was winning two world wars if we still have to respect other countries laws and traditions? If I want to speed with impunity in another country whilst bemoaning the existence of their citizens in mine that’s what I’ll bloody well do!

Personal responsibility? Pah!

Precisely. Since the days of the Bentley Boys, it's been every Englishman's right to attempt to achieve Vmax down the Mulsanne Straight .

[andygo]

citizensm1th said:

I am just full of awe at the way you are setting standards for your offspring about personal responsibilities and ethical moral ways of winning at life.

What on earth are you blathering on about?

I asked a perfectly reasonable question. You chose to act like a weirdo and highlight another post I had made on a different existing thread.

Now you question my morals and example to my eldest son, nearly 40 years of age who is more than able to make his own, considered decisions.

May I respectfully point out that you time may be better employed looking for a life of you own rather than commenting on other peoples. If you have nothing amusing, helpful or positive to say, belt up!

I notice that of the thousands of posts on Pistonheads that you have posted, not one thread has been started by you.

[anonymous-user]

Is it a rule that people have to start threads? We need fewer threads, not more.

[andygo]

Breadvan72 said:

Is it a rule that people have to start threads? We need fewer threads, not more.

Absolutely not.

However one would expect to see a glimmer of creativity once in a while.

I'm sure you will agree that it get's frustrating when threads degenerate into bickering, which, in this case I have stupidly risen to the bait. I have accordingly given myself a slap on the wrist.

[citizensm1th]

andygo said:

citizensm1th said:

I am just full of awe at the way you are setting standards for your offspring about personal responsibilities and ethical moral ways of winning at life.

What on earth are you blathering on about?

I asked a perfectly reasonable question. You chose to act like a weirdo and highlight another post I had made on a different existing thread.

Now you question my morals and example to my eldest son, nearly 40 years of age who is more than able to make his own, considered decisions.

May I respectfully point out that you time may be better employed looking for a life of you own rather than commenting on other peoples. If you have nothing amusing, helpful or positive to say, belt up!

I notice that of the thousands of posts on Pistonheads that you have posted, not one thread has been started by you.

Awwwww are we a little salty because I referenced your thread in the French section of ph where you are obviously trying to find out if your fine and upstanding son can worm his way out of a French fine for speeding? Why else would you announce he had sold the car he used and moved house?

Well tough titties if your son evades his responsibilitys in France I am sure he will go on some data base that will flag him up in future at the border.

Oh good job on raising your son to think he doesn't need to pay for his actions btw.