Registration plates.

[milleplod]

arnosvale65 thinks they might. I believe him, its the future of policing.

Pete

[Polly]

Originally Posted by milleplod

arnosvale65 thinks they might. I believe him, its the future of policing.

Pete

What you fail to realise is that 75/ZT drivers are entitled to do what they want because it's their car, and the rules are only there so that we can have a laugh at those who try to comply with them.

[Billy1mate]

Originally Posted by arnosvale65

Glad to see that are boys in blue are out there fighting crime and making our streets safer. No BS marks? Should have got 10 years for that! It's a wonder they didn't turn up at dawn and kick your front door in. Seems to be standard practice these days. Whatever happened to the Police force we used to have?

They don't police anymore, they law enforce.

[ninaandphil]

Hi All, not read the whole thread, but in case no-one has posted this link... it's the official guidelines to all things number platey!! Including BS markings....

https://www.gov.uk/government/public...-number-plates

Regards
Phil

[pab]

Please will someone bubble me to the law. The plates I have are show plates with a BS Mark. I have passed eight MOT's with them on.. Oh I wish I went to bloomin Halfrauds. How ruddy boring.

[milleplod]

Originally Posted by Billy1mate

They don't police anymore, they law enforce.

I do think that some people think that law enforcement should only be applied to things that they think are worthy.

And, of course, there was no enforcement directed at the OP, but there was policing carried out......he was advised.

Pete

[milleplod]

Originally Posted by pab

Please will someone bubble me to the law. The plates I have are show plates with a BS Mark. I have passed eight MOT's with them on.. Oh I wish I went to bloomin Halfrauds. How ruddy boring.

What I do with boring reading material is.....er......I don't!

Pete

[VMax1000]

Originally Posted by Polly

What you fail to realise is that 75/ZT drivers are entitled to do what they want because it's their car, and the rules are only there so that we can have a laugh at those who try to comply with them.

There seems to be a lot of that

[Billy1mate]

Originally Posted by milleplod

I do think that some people think that law enforcement should only be applied to things that they think are worthy.

And, of course, there was no enforcement directed at the OP, but there was policing carried out......he was advised.

Pete

Granted, but with the lack of police numbers & the stats they have to achieve, there is a tendency to enforce and not police.

[wullie480]

Wow fair bit of discussion on this.
I have messaged hardridden but Ken is on holiday but will get back to me asap & answer my questions.
As for the policeman who pulled me over he couldn't have been any nicer and said the only thing was the bs markings were missing he did say it was being picky but to get them changed as it could result in a £60 fine if stopped again, so I'll be getting them changed as I'm in killie regular and could easily have the same policeman behind me again.