front number plate missing
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Sadly, there are lots of cases where if you are rich enough, f
k it.
Water lane, wilmslow. Not a day goes by without some prick parking on the yellows in town safe in the knowledge that 60 quid is nowt to them. Especially popular amongst people that shop at prestons diamonds.
Its a pity, one of them has a gorgeous mk1 capri in yellow / vinyl and if it wasn't for the bellend parking he'd be the coolest bloke in town.
k it.Water lane, wilmslow. Not a day goes by without some prick parking on the yellows in town safe in the knowledge that 60 quid is nowt to them. Especially popular amongst people that shop at prestons diamonds.
Its a pity, one of them has a gorgeous mk1 capri in yellow / vinyl and if it wasn't for the bellend parking he'd be the coolest bloke in town.
foresterlad said:
Highly amused to watch a Ferrari drive through a forward facing mobile speed camera set up with no front plate. I have no idea at what speed he/she was travelling but the policeman operating the tripod mounted equipment showed zero interest!
About as amusing as a ‘traveller’ defying the law.Some Gump said:
Sadly, there are lots of cases where if you are rich enough, f
k it.
k it.
Unfortunately that appears to be the case.Personally I think if (in the unlikely chance) someone gets stopped then the car should be classed as unroadworthy and seized. And repeat offenders should end up with a number plate riveted to the bonnet.
The speed camera operators wont care but oher areas of the force do.
South yorkshire police only posted yesterday about doing an M3 for exactly this.
https://www.facebook.com/sypoperationalsupport/pos...
South yorkshire police only posted yesterday about doing an M3 for exactly this.
https://www.facebook.com/sypoperationalsupport/pos...
untakenname said:
I've noticed a lot of people running tinted plates now, why that isn't yet clamped down on by the police is baffling.
I don't think tinted plates are as common as 5-10 years ago. I very rarely see any these days.The latest fad seems to be fitting ultra bright rear number plate lights that not only obscure the plate but dazzle following drivers.
untakenname said:
I used to run mine without but as it's become more popular and the fines gone upto £100 it's not really worth it.
I've noticed a lot of people running tinted plates now, why that isn't yet clamped down on by the police is baffling.
I believe the law is only that the plate must be an illumoreflective background with black text (of the correct sizing etc, obvs) - anything else do with the plate composition is not stipulated, so I believe as long as the background of the plate is still reflective, it's legit...I've noticed a lot of people running tinted plates now, why that isn't yet clamped down on by the police is baffling.
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