Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: I_want_an_Omega on 02 February 2010, 21:07:31
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Hi,
Do I have to have a GB sticker on my car if driving to NL & DE if my car dosn't have a GB section in the number plate?
Thanks
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I believe so
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yup! I have seen UK cars driving without GB number plate or GB sticker in Holland, but its not worth the risk.
I got some GB plates on mine (came with the car) very handy for Europe road trips :)
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YES ... :)
http://www.getinlane.com/page52.php
GB sticker: You need to put a GB sticker on your car; if not you will get an on-the-spot fine. If you have a Euro-symbol on your number plate (BS AU 145d standard) then you don’t need a GB sticker when driving in Europe. But if you go outside the EU, and that includes Switzerland, you need a GB sticker as well.
http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/overseas/general_advice.html
GB sticker
AA GB sticker Compulsory, and failure to comply could result in an on-the-spot fine.
Euro-plates - number plates that include the GB euro-symbol - have been legal since March 2001 and make display of a conventional sticker unnecessary within the EU.
In some countries outside the EU a conventional sticker is required even if you have euro-plates, so it is always safer to display one.
HTH
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Very much so, thanks very much - looks like a trip to Halfords is called for tomorrow then dosn't it!
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If you are on the ferry, you can get them on the boat, I'm not sure but they may be free from the imformation desk.....
Don't forget your spare bulbs etc......
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Good point
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And hi vis and a triangle haha.
My boot is still full of crap from when i went to Belgium.