By right plates, I was refering the the plates that belong to the car. Since the licence plates are linked to the VIN number on the car's chbuttis and engine. A police officer will only check to see if the plates match a car's description and that there are no outstanding warrants, and not the VIN number, but if you have swapped letters round you could find that the car your plates belong too is completly different tho that which you are driving. It will also bring up the details of the owner including name, age, address, love, and probably even race. These would then be checked against your driving licence.
Points for excessive noiseHallo, This week so far has set a record for me. This'll end up as a bit of a rant. Apologies in advance...
But yeah, there isn't actually any definition of a right plate, but there are rules regarding what a plate shouldn't be, and there are legal requirements for the plate. I.E. Plate colour, lettering style and size, lettering spacing, etc. The copper would have to be a real jobsworth to check that kind of stuff out tho.
you could find yourself in prison for having the wrong plates on your car,
Except that there is no definition of the right plate.
Xenon HeadlightsHow are better lights wittless? Volvo invented the 3-point saftey harness that is now a legal requirement in all cars, I.E. the seatbelt. Volvo introduced crumple points...
Registration Marks) Regulations 2001
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