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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: ronnyd on 24 January 2016, 12:12:11
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Was driving on the A14 yesterday and was surprised at the number of cars with unreadable plates. In these days of ANPR cameras for traffic policing, how do the authorities get to find if the cars are taxed/ insured etc. if. the plates are unreadable? Perhaps our resident traffic cop can enlighten me. :)
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By actually patrolling the roads and pulling offenders ::)
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That reminds me... I should give mine a clean :-\ :-[ ::)
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Mine is nice and clean, I wiped it with a Beemer ::)
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I thought speeding was the only motoring offence actively prosecuted these days?
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Mine is nice and clean, I wiped it with a Beemer ::)
Hopefully hard enough to remove another Beemer from the road ::)
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Mine is nice and clean, I wiped it with a Beemer ::)
Hopefully hard enough to remove another Beemer from the road ::)
Wouldn't take much...
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Was driving on the A14 yesterday and was surprised at the number of cars with unreadable plates. In these days of ANPR cameras for traffic policing, how do the authorities get to find if the cars are taxed/ insured etc. if. the plates are unreadable? Perhaps our resident traffic cop can enlighten me. :)
By stopping said dirty number plate driver and relieving them of £50 in terms of a fixed penalty :D ;D :D ;D
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Was driving on the A14 yesterday and was surprised at the number of cars with unreadable plates. In these days of ANPR cameras for traffic policing, how do the authorities get to find if the cars are taxed/ insured etc. if. the plates are unreadable? Perhaps our resident traffic cop can enlighten me. :)
By stopping said dirty number plate driver and relieving them of £50 towards the police christmas party fund :D ;D :D ;D
Fixed ;D ;D
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Was driving on the A14 yesterday and was surprised at the number of cars with unreadable plates. In these days of ANPR cameras for traffic policing, how do the authorities get to find if the cars are taxed/ insured etc. if. the plates are unreadable? Perhaps our resident traffic cop can enlighten me. :)
By stopping said dirty number plate driver and relieving them of £50 in terms of a fixed penalty :D ;D :D ;D
Education is better than enforcement, and doesn't alienate the already persecuted motorist.
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Exactly, BG! What next, a team of kitchen inspectors checking our homes for dirty forks?
Ron.
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Exactly, BG! What next, a team of kitchen inspectors checking our homes for dirty forks?
Ron.
We're no posh round these parts, we use fingers. What is a fork?
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Exactly, BG! What next, a team of kitchen inspectors checking our homes for dirty forks?
Ron.
We're no posh round these parts, we use fingers. What is a fork?
No posh? Have you been seeing Mick Dundee? ;D
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OOH 848Y! These are good dirty number plates! BL02 JOB, PEN 15, VA61 ANA, BE11 END and BU62 GER! ;)
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PI55 OFF, Tigger.
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PI55 OFF, Tigger.
BO11 CKS Uncle STEMO! :D
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With respect to Jason, saw this a while ago...... ACA13S
Ron.
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Mine is nice and clean, I wiped it with a Beemer ::)
Hopefully hard enough to remove another Beemer from the road ::)
Wouldn't take much...
Well, like all modern beemers it has been taken off the road to rejoin it's natural habitat. The repair shop ;D
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Mine is nice and clean, I wiped it with a Beemer ::)
Hopefully hard enough to remove another Beemer from the road ::)
Wouldn't take much...
Well, like all modern beemers it has been taken off the road to rejoin it's natural habitat. The back order queue ;D
Fixed ;D