Supercar immunity to front plates ( again )
Supercar immunity to front plates ( again )
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SodiumThiopental

Original Poster:

349 posts

1 month

Yesterday (14:52)
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Hampshire and Isle of Wight police “re educating” people about regs regarding front plates, on their “supercars”.


Looks ugly, yeah, do as you are told or risk the consequences, also yeah.

GeniusOfLove

5,040 posts

37 months

Yesterday (14:53)
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Unfortunately many people who own supercars (and the sycophants who are so keen to nosh off people who own supercars) do very little to dispell the impression that only total s own supercars or want to lick the scrotum of anyone who does, which must be quite annoying for the 1% of supercar owners or enthusiasts who aren't, in fact, total s.

All of whom are on PH, I am sure wink

OutInTheShed

13,620 posts

51 months

The highways wombles should pull these people over, get a cordless drill, a plate and some self-tappers out of the van....

PorkInsider

6,404 posts

166 months

What an absolute bell: "Show me where u put a plate on those cars" rolleyes

Can he not engage all of the half-a-dozen brain cells he possesses to conclude that there was clearly somewhere to put the plates when the cars were type-approved for the UK?


davek_964

10,907 posts

200 months

The problem is though that the punishment for running without one is fairly trivial.
If I didn't want a front plate, a possible £100 fine wouldn't make any difference to my decision.
Potential 3 points would.

SodiumThiopental

Original Poster:

349 posts

1 month

davek_964 said:
The problem is though that the punishment for running without one is fairly trivial.
If I didn't want a front plate, a possible £100 fine wouldn't make any difference to my decision.
Potential 3 points would.
I’ve often wondered what happens if someone runs ULEZ / speed / whatever cams without a front plate.

Doesitdrive

1,182 posts

6 months

SodiumThiopental said:
I ve often wondered what happens if someone runs ULEZ

/ speed / whatever cams without a front plate.
Not sure if the case now, but LEZ cameras would only pick up front number plates, and the amount of old vans running around here with the plate in the window, obscured of course, would suggest it is still the case.

paulw123

4,598 posts

215 months

Needs 3 points for no front plate. Fine is no deterrent.

Ed Boon II

276 posts

6 months

I really don’t think this will ever be an issue for Bryan Moore.

valiant

13,660 posts

185 months

PorkInsider said:
What an absolute bell: "Show me where u put a plate on those cars" rolleyes

Can he not engage all of the half-a-dozen brain cells he possesses to conclude that there was clearly somewhere to put the plates when the cars were type-approved for the UK?
Funny how they'd find a place to put it when it comes up for it's MOT.

Downward

5,469 posts

128 months

Strange that the only type of people who don’t do front number plates have super cars or some st box VAG car with blacked out windows

Dave Hedgehog

15,997 posts

229 months

SodiumThiopental said:
davek_964 said:
The problem is though that the punishment for running without one is fairly trivial.
If I didn't want a front plate, a possible £100 fine wouldn't make any difference to my decision.
Potential 3 points would.
I ve often wondered what happens if someone runs ULEZ / speed / whatever cams without a front plate.
they are all rear plate facing since bikes only have a rear plate

not having a front plate or having one thats fitment is not fully compliant doesnt bother me in the slightest, just as long as they dont have it stuck on the tooking dash ....


Mikebentley

8,451 posts

165 months

Both the two cars shown look much happier with a front plate it’s as if they are smiling. I’ve even seen a turkey toothed roiled chav without any plates on his S4. I pointed out his plates were missing thinking they were stolen and he told me that as the government don’t look after people why should he conform with rules. He was parked on double yellow lines outside the post office and trying to tax a V8 Defender using a picture of a document on his phone. He tried to bully the Postmistress but fair play she told him to go away.

SodiumThiopental

Original Poster:

349 posts

1 month

Mikebentley said:
Both the two cars shown look much happier with a front plate it s as if they are smiling. I ve even seen a turkey toothed roiled chav without any plates on his S4. I pointed out his plates were missing thinking they were stolen and he told me that as the government don t look after people why should he conform with rules. He was parked on double yellow lines outside the post office and trying to tax a V8 Defender using a picture of a document on his phone. He tried to bully the Postmistress but fair play she told him to go away.
Was it “them” It’s always “them” at least round my way now.

Mikebentley

8,451 posts

165 months

SodiumThiopental said:
Mikebentley said:
Both the two cars shown look much happier with a front plate it s as if they are smiling. I ve even seen a turkey toothed roiled chav without any plates on his S4. I pointed out his plates were missing thinking they were stolen and he told me that as the government don t look after people why should he conform with rules. He was parked on double yellow lines outside the post office and trying to tax a V8 Defender using a picture of a document on his phone. He tried to bully the Postmistress but fair play she told him to go away.
Was it them It s always them at least round my way now.
What does “them” mean you seem very odd?