Markupthedale wrote:

I have put my car in a number of times for MOT with incorrectly spaced letters on the number plate. It comes back with an advisory point but not a fail....Hee Hee !

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Last edited by Tim in Scotland on Wed Oct 17 2007 10:00pm. Edited 1 time in total

I know someone who works in a test centre and he will pass a vehicle fitted with illegal plates if the correct ones are in the boot!
Saves all the bother of swaping them twice.
I live in Kent and there is a local RRS 05 reg with black and silver plates which he had had for over 12 months.
Not too many traffic officers here.
My son was stopped for speeding last week with illegally spaced plates and was told it would have to be a really nasty officer to do you for plates as its too much paperwork for a £30 fine!

I got a £30 fine for my plate when I had the M3 for spacing!!! My plate is N90 ALE, as my name is Dale you can figure out what the changes are, and still to this day don't know where the T T was who done me Must have been unmarked as I am very aware of marked cars/cameras etc (not so bad now I not got M3)

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I don't think it's a failure point yet, but next year's MOT may be another story...  

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