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30 September 2006, 07:53 PM
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[B][/B]NoPLATES WERE TO PUT
Were is it legal to put front No plate can it go on a sunstrip at top of screen
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30 September 2006, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by KIPS
Were is it legal to put front No plate can it go on a sunstrip at top of screen
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the front number plate should be positioned at the most forward part of the car.
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Well, in the mot manual, it says, 'one at the front, and one at the rear', it doesn't give exact positions, on my Discovery that's used for off roading, i have made a bracket on the roof, and thats where the plate is, so it's probab;y nearer the back than the front, and as yet i haven't been stopped, it is after-all forward facing... well officer, thats my excuse....plus the fact, if i fit it at the front it'll get ripped off......
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It is not illegal to have your number plate fixed on the inside of your windscreen. There are, or used to be, fixings sold to do so.
DVLA V796
http://www.dvla.gov.uk/media/pdf/leaflets/v796.pdf
They have over the last 5 months tried to sort out the Regulations and fixing loopholes
They even dropped Reg 14A to do with imports size plates of V976 . Reg14 is the full rules governs the display of number plates, which they have developed into V796.
Reg 14 use to have a statement that stick on Plates "May not" comply with the Reg 14 but by the statement "May not" also means it "May" but can't find a mention of it, a little creative deletion
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DVLA V796
http://www.dvla.gov.uk/media/pdf/leaflets/v796.pdf
They have over the last 5 months tried to sort out the Regulations and fixing loopholes
They even dropped Reg 14A to do with imports size plates of V976 . Reg14 is the full rules governs the display of number plates, which they have developed into V796.Reg 14 use to have a statement that stick on Plates "May not" comply with the Reg 14 but by the statement "May not" also means it "May" but can't find a mention of it, a little creative deletion
IMHO
Tony
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Watching the Irish Rally Chamionship & Kenny McInstree (excuse spelling) had his front plate in the standard position but hinged (to allow cool air to rad/FMIC) couldn't be seen when moving but hung down as per normal when braking/stopped.
Looked well smart but of questionable legality?
Looked well smart but of questionable legality?
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