Will this plate pass an MOT?
Discussion
I had this plate already made from a previous car, so I stuck it on. I’ve never been pulled or anything but the RR is due an mot soon and I’ll probably ask the test station first but as I’m here I’ll canvas opinion.
Will it pass? (Front has a space between 10 and M as I had it remade as cracked removing from Infinity)
Will it pass? (Front has a space between 10 and M as I had it remade as cracked removing from Infinity)
f1nn said:
The rules about spacing of numberplates are so clear, anyone who thinks the rules don’t apply to them, should face a more robust penalty system In my opinion.
Lots of bits of the automotive construction and use regulations are very clear and regularly flouted. In this particular case whilst I certainly wouldn't do it myself I don't really see the harm - it's still clearly legible. When I bought my FX50 they (infinity hull) put the plates on spaced as pictured, as it was under 3 years the mot wasn’t an issue and until the RR arrived it hadn’t been on a car, I’ll get it sorted before the Mot.
Definition of a crappy plate is altered lettering using bolts, seriously mispaced letters or numbers or dubious font that ANPR coujd notvread. None of those present here.
Definition of a crappy plate is altered lettering using bolts, seriously mispaced letters or numbers or dubious font that ANPR coujd notvread. None of those present here.
The characters are clearly mis-spaced. You’ve created a thread about it.
It shouldn’t pass an MOT as others have said.
I’m surprised a main dealer has produced a plate that does not conform to the relevant standards, on a plate which carries their details.
But hey, easily sorted with a trip to Halfords.
It shouldn’t pass an MOT as others have said.
I’m surprised a main dealer has produced a plate that does not conform to the relevant standards, on a plate which carries their details.
But hey, easily sorted with a trip to Halfords.
DSLiverpool said:
When I bought my FX50 they (infinity hull) put the plates on spaced as pictured, as it was under 3 years the mot wasn’t an issue and until the RR arrived it hadn’t been on a car, I’ll get it sorted before the Mot.
Definition of a crappy plate is altered lettering using bolts, seriously mispaced letters or numbers or dubious font that ANPR coujd notvread. None of those present here.
1) it's a cracking plate, regardless of spacing.Definition of a crappy plate is altered lettering using bolts, seriously mispaced letters or numbers or dubious font that ANPR coujd notvread. None of those present here.
2) of course they did if you asked for it, they're not on the hook for a fine if you're stopped!
DSLiverpool said:
When I bought my FX50 they (infinity hull) put the plates on spaced as pictured, as it was under 3 years the mot wasn’t an issue and until the RR arrived it hadn’t been on a car, I’ll get it sorted before the Mot.
Definition of a crappy plate is altered lettering using bolts, seriously mispaced letters or numbers or dubious font that ANPR coujd notvread. None of those present here.
The plate would look just as good spaced correctly anyway imo... i don't bother messing around with mine,did you buy it direct from the DVLA auction in June 2010 for £6400 + VAT Etc.?Definition of a crappy plate is altered lettering using bolts, seriously mispaced letters or numbers or dubious font that ANPR coujd notvread. None of those present here.
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