Wife stopped for illegal number plate...
Discussion
schmalex said:
Hatson said:
Mines totally legal and I've never had any problem with it. I think the police round my way are better informed.
was lack of enthusiasm for my design.
I think the fact it didn't get into the gallery says it all.
Red Devil said:
National emblems (e.g. country flags) were not permitted by the 2001 Regs. For the next 8 years the only legal dual purpose plate format was this
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2001/561/regula...
The Regs were amended in 2009 to make it also legal to display the following
(a)an image of the Union flag;
(b)an image of the Cross of Saint George, as depicted on the flag of England;
(c)an image of the Cross of Saint Andrew (the Saltire), as depicted on the flag of Scotland;
(d)an image of the Red Dragon of Wales, as depicted on the flag of Wales;
together with specific arrangements of letters to go with each emblem
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2009/811/regula...
However such plates still require the additional display of the GB international identifier when travelling outside the UK.
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2001/561/regula...
The Regs were amended in 2009 to make it also legal to display the following
(a)an image of the Union flag;
(b)an image of the Cross of Saint George, as depicted on the flag of England;
(c)an image of the Cross of Saint Andrew (the Saltire), as depicted on the flag of Scotland;
(d)an image of the Red Dragon of Wales, as depicted on the flag of Wales;
together with specific arrangements of letters to go with each emblem
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2009/811/regula...
However such plates still require the additional display of the GB international identifier when travelling outside the UK.
So no Isle Of Man flag?
Goes out to check bike.
Oopps!
RA500 said:
pingu393 said:
If that's a UK plate, I think RA500 knows a policeman who would like a chat. If it's not a UK plate, where is your national identifier?
Either way, make sure that you exit the car using the passenger door furthest from the carriageway - hard shoulders are dangerous places
"leave the vehicle by the left-hand door and ensure your passengers do the same" - extract from Rule 275 of the Highway Code.
Its a Manx plate, different rules. I'm guessing that the poster is in the IOM so doesn't need a MAN stickerEither way, make sure that you exit the car using the passenger door furthest from the carriageway - hard shoulders are dangerous places
"leave the vehicle by the left-hand door and ensure your passengers do the same" - extract from Rule 275 of the Highway Code.
Edited by pingu393 on Monday 15th January 20:48
Edited by pingu393 on Monday 15th January 20:51
TooMany2cvs said:
surveyor_101 said:
Whats all the fuss why don't people just be normal number plates?
Is it some sort of character defect or insecurity, in being themselves that people need to special sized plates with expense number plates.
Vanity. "I'm special".Is it some sort of character defect or insecurity, in being themselves that people need to special sized plates with expense number plates.
WinstonWolf said:
TooMany2cvs said:
surveyor_101 said:
Whats all the fuss why don't people just be normal number plates?
Is it some sort of character defect or insecurity, in being themselves that people need to special sized plates with expense number plates.
Vanity. "I'm special".Is it some sort of character defect or insecurity, in being themselves that people need to special sized plates with expense number plates.
Nanook said:
surveyor_101 said:
Whats all the fuss why don't people just be normal number plates?
Is it some sort of character defect or insecurity, in being themselves that people need to special sized plates with expense number plates.
Also, did you bump your head before you typed this?Is it some sort of character defect or insecurity, in being themselves that people need to special sized plates with expense number plates.
CRA1G said:
Nanook said:
surveyor_101 said:
Whats all the fuss why don't people just be normal number plates?
Is it some sort of character defect or insecurity, in being themselves that people need to special sized plates with expense number plates.
Also, did you bump your head before you typed this?Is it some sort of character defect or insecurity, in being themselves that people need to special sized plates with expense number plates.
Tony 1234 said:
Not sure why BV et al dislike personal plates so much, I've had one for 52 years (Issued 1947) and I think they look great with no date letter and initials first/numbers second
So good on you OP
Not sure why you think they look great. I've hated them all my life and think they look utterly crap.So good on you OP
So poor show, OP
-see how life works?
singlecoil said:
classicyanktanks said:
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I don't have an iPhone but on my phone there's the opportunity have a read through before pressing the submit button.kING TEXtEdited by classicyanktanks on Tuesday 16th January 18:13
TheGreatSoprendo said:
Might be fitting if I paid anything for it, but I didn't classicyanktanks said:
Did the taste police not offer a taste awareness course?
Talk about giving Cayenne's a bad name.
it's ok, it'll probably be on a Panamera next, then there will be a field day to be had. Talk about giving Cayenne's a bad name.
it's been on the odd nice car though...
Edited by RA500 on Tuesday 16th January 19:43
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