Went up the woods for a walk with the fmily a couple of weekends ago - ideal photo opportunity

Love my tubes

How did it stay clean? Look at them dirty puddles and not a spot on the car!

it was only about 30 yards off the tarmac there

By the time we left it was a bit dirtier, honest

Cheers, Jon.

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When people buy a reg plate, in order to re-space the letters, they will eventually attract attention, as its automatic on the ANPR system, the police can just ignore the alarm, but its such an easy nick for them. its another stat satisfied, and its a good chance, to look deeper at your car, and the driver, and passengers. Yes there are less cops on roads nowdays. but the ANPR is the extra eyes.
Yes, its a fact, that if you are stopped after being nicked for the same reg plate infringment, its reported to the DVLA, and they can and do, de-register the number from you. so your investment, is lost. google this, as its true. 1st offence might be just a two week 'get it sorted' ticket, or a £100 fine, next is much worse.

Even, if your plate does not contain the postcode or dealer address and the british standard code in right lower corner, is in cotravention. but this is not seen by ANPR.
There are some normal police out there, and some nasty type etc.
Stan and Scott, watch your back,
-keep 'em peeled, as the late Shaw Taylor used to say.

If all I had to worry in life was about a plate I'd jump off tower bridge if it gets pulled it does I won't lose sleep or worry about it, there more interested in the boy racers and cocks in vans this region, not some posh pri!ck in a Rangey as a bloke called me once  _____________________________________________________
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johnboyairey wrote:

When people buy a reg plate, in order to re-space the letters, they will eventually attract attention, as its automatic on the ANPR system, the police can just ignore the alarm, .

I would have thought Airport parking recognition could be confused too....

stan wrote:

johnboyairey wrote:

When people buy a reg plate, in order to re-space the letters, they will eventually attract attention, as its automatic on the ANPR system, the police can just ignore the alarm, .

thanks for the tip john but i pass an anpr camera nearly every day and have been since my re-spaced my letters and no notifications or problems to date...i've also used the channel tunnel several times and they use anpr cameras for vehicle identification and again i've had no problems there......also been followed by police vehicles and have yet to be stopped..

you should be failing your MOT if you are not putting legit ones on for the test...

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I went into Morrisons in Cribbs Causway a few weeks ago and there were a bunch of bikers come in to fuel up... I was supprised to see the screen behind the cashier read every numberplate without fault There were miss spaced ones, italic ones, tiny ones and even filthy ones (obviously sprayed with carpet glue to hold the dirt!) Was gobsmacked how technology has obviously moved forward with ANPR since the early Police, Camera, Action days back in the 90's

ANPR won't alert for a mis-spaced plate. You'd also probably be really unlucky to get pulled unless it can't be auto read (dodgy placement of screws to make it look different or putting letters too close together).

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