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So you think the police (a govt agency) are ignoring the majority of illegal number plates so that DVLA (another govt agency) will not have their profits impacted?
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Saw another goddam fugly one on my way home, 1WDM.
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Julie was in front of me the other evening
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Don't be silly, that's not Julie's car, it's Deborah's.
To be fair, the car was first registered in 2015, with a change of details in 2020 - it's a possibility that the registration is the original and Julie really is driving that car!
It does appear like that , it is left to the MOT inspection , but still overlooked
DVLA make quite a lot of money selling special licence plates
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This is what I've never understood.
It's one thing buying a personal plate, but why pay through the snoz for a number that isn't correct and needs butchering to get it to mean what you want?
It's one thing buying a personal plate, but why pay through the snoz for a number that isn't correct and needs butchering to get it to mean what you want?
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To be fair, the car was first registered in 2015, with a change of details in 2020 - it's a possibility that the registration is the original and Julie really is driving that car!
Julie was driving that car
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Exactly........ Julie however will have non of it.
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I had a good one pass me on the A13 this morning. It was a drain company. The van registration number was 1 2 POO. 
I thought Pimlico Plumbers had corned the market on most of those sorts of Licence Plates .I had a good one pass me on the A13 this morning. It was a drain company. The van registration number was 1 2 POO.