Number Plate - Misrepresentation, or fake plate?
Number Plate - Misrepresentation, or fake plate?
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Cloudy147

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3,159 posts

212 months

Sunday 24th November 2019
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I went past a car today, which had the reg number JO51 ABC (can't remember the last 3 letters, but no matter here).

However, he hand't moved the letters about to make a different word, he had changed the 5 to a very clear S, so it read JOSI ABC.

It was legal lettering, and definately an S (one of the ABC letters was an S to compare).

So.. in the eyes of the law, has he done one of those misrepresentation types, or would it be classed simply as a fake plate as it doesn't have the correct letters and numbers?

Anyone know, just curious?

Ta!

NikBartlett

703 posts

110 months

Sunday 24th November 2019
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I guess the vehicle owner will find out fairly soon, no doubt it's flagged on the ANPR database and just waiting a visual recognition from officers.

anonymous-user

83 months

Monday 25th November 2019
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It's an international recognition signal. It spells out "knobhead" in every known human language including all of the dead languages, and also in Dolphin, Whale, and Wildebeest.

Kuji

785 posts

151 months

Monday 25th November 2019
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Op should be prepared to be inundated by bodgers insisting that the DVLA are silently forcing people to bodge, despite all the contrary commentary and advice on their website. spin