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kabin man

kabin man

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V8Druid

V8Druid

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Joke. Reported? This is beyond a bit of forgetfulness...
and who were the trades registered to ?????
expired 2013 :oops: ..... they chase you up in some order to renew or surrender .... probably still chasing the 2023 plates ... the registered keeper is going to be in some deep tish ... you gotta sign to say you'll virtually not let them out of your sight :rolleyes::oops:
 
kabin man

kabin man

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and who were the trades registered to ?????
expired 2013 :oops: ..... they chase you up in some order to renew or surrender .... probably still chasing the 2023 plates ... the registered keeper is going to be in some deep tish ... you gotta sign to say you'll virtually not let them out of your sight :rolleyes::oops:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6425567560a35e00120cb17e/vtl301g-guidance-notes.pdf

is there a business registered to the plates? Someone should get a call..
Or was it on way back from Zimbabwe after having a wing sprayed in..
 
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Smiffy

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I would guess they are stolen.
Old trick is if nicking plates. Nick the front one from one vehicle and the rear from another. If both plates are missing they have obviously been stolen and get reported but if one is missing then most will assume it's fallen off and not bother reporting. And before anpr the chances 9f the police noticing two different plates on a vehicle without close examination was pretty unlikely.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I would guess they are stolen.
Old trick is if nicking plates. Nick the front one from one vehicle and the rear from another. If both plates are missing they have obviously been stolen and get reported but if one is missing then most will assume it's fallen off and not bother reporting. And before anpr the chances 9f the police noticing two different plates on a vehicle without close examination was pretty unlikely.
they are not to be left on an unattended vehicle ...
literally they must be in the possession of an authorised person at all times or securely locked up.
getting a set of trades is a very uphill task .. I had a set and they took some getting :rolleyes:
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Always someone abusing trade plates, knob on a neighbouring job, had them on a couple of tippers doing building work
HTF do they (a) get them and (b) get away with it :unsure:
they are not easy to get in the first place :(
 
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Smiffy

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they are not to be left on an unattended vehicle ...
literally they must be in the possession of an authorised person at all times or securely locked up.
getting a set of trades is a very uphill task .. I had a set and they took some getting :rolleyes:

As always a big difference between what's supposed to happen and what does happen
 
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Monkeybusiness

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I often collected cars with my dad in the late 90s with one trade plate each out of a set….
 
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