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Originally Posted by gaddafi,Jan 28 2008, 02:00 PM
coupled with the fact that they will be able to claim a very high success rate with this sort of operation
They do it now and then. Glad my car is off the road at the min, but I've printed off the regs off the DVLA site for import cars and kept it in the glovebox - just incase.
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From: Bournemouth
Originally Posted by gaddafi,Jan 28 2008, 02:00 PM
really, wgaf?
anyone driving around with miss-spaced plates is either
a bit sad or just asking for trouble
possibly both
it may not have anything to do with safety
but the law is clear and the authorities like nothing nicer than a cash cow
coupled with the fact that they will be able to claim a very high success rate with this sort of operation
anyone driving around with miss-spaced plates is either
a bit sad or just asking for trouble
possibly both
it may not have anything to do with safety
but the law is clear and the authorities like nothing nicer than a cash cow
coupled with the fact that they will be able to claim a very high success rate with this sort of operation
I just know how many people on this forum fit in to the category that they risk getting caught.
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looking at the comments, mum of 3 in Bournemouth seems to be having a whale of a time winding herself up into a self-serving, sanctimonious, middle class frenzy. Ah well at least they have a "shop your fellow man" hotline 
Crucifictions too good for em, nail em up I say, nail some sense into em.
Crucifictions too good for em, nail em up I say, nail some sense into em.