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Really pees me right off.
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Really pees me right off.
That car looks as though it was parked. Unless they saw somebody drive it there, how to they know who to prosecute - absent driver or Registered Keeper?
Or do they hang around for a driver to come back for it?
Just wondering.
That car looks as though it was parked. Unless they saw somebody drive it there, how to they know who to prosecute - absent driver or Registered Keeper?
Or do they hang around for a driver to come back for it?
Just wondering.
According to my friends in the force, drug driving is rife.Around our way, if you subscribe to the @BCH twitter feed, they stop several unregistered, untaxed and/or uninsured cars a day.
All of them are seized, I've personally witnessed two being taken, and some are crushed.
Hopefully it is this inconvenience & cost which will start to deter others from doing the same rather than points & disqualification which tends to be ignored. Quite a few don't seem to bother with a licence at all.
Is this a bigger problem than drink/drug driving?
That car looks as though it was parked. Unless they saw somebody drive it there, how to they know who to prosecute - absent driver or Registered Keeper?
Or do they hang around for a driver to come back for it?
Just wondering.
It‘s routine around here to park cars fully on pavements
According to the police, parking offences, abandoned vehicles, etc are a matter for the council.
We have recent double yellow lines around here that people ignore, police drive round the cars parked on them as it is a council matter, the cars arrive in the evening when all good council workers have gone home by 4pm!
Excellent. And what do they do with the vehicles?All of them are seized, I've personally witnessed two being taken, and some are crushed.
Excellent. And what do they do with the vehicles?
and some are crushed.
We’ve just driven through England in our French registered camping car. We ignored all speed limits and drove through about a dozen speed cameras knowing they won’t do anything about it!I understand in the uk it's the driver, and in europe it's the registered keeper
This is why Europe can claim speeding fines from uk, but for uk it's too much trouble to find driver for a speeding offence committed in uk.
In the absence of a driver any NIP would go to the registered keeper, just as it does with a fixed speed camera offense.That car looks as though it was parked. Unless they saw somebody drive it there, how to they know who to prosecute - absent driver or Registered Keeper?
Or do they hang around for a driver to come back for it?
Just wondering.
Registered keeper is asked to furnish details of the driver..if they don't they get the speeding fine..BUSBY.I understand in the uk it's the driver, and in europe it's the registered keeper
This is why Europe can claim speeding fines from uk, but for uk it's too much trouble to find driver for a speeding offence committed in uk.
I've had a parking ticket at 2pm on a Sunday afternoon in a village 5 miles out of town...... So they don't all finish at 4pm and have weekends off.the cars arrive in the evening when all good council workers have gone home by 4pm!
It has to be seen to be believed how they park and I mean dangerously.
It has recently become an offence in Scotland with a fine of £70 and 3 points, there was a large cheer from the car haters but in my area at least no one has bothered. The roads around me are too narrow for vehicles to park fully on the road, if they did the roads would be blocked.I do believe London is the only place where it’s an offence to park on the path.
I met a british motorhomer in greece last winter who's 2002 uk registered van had not been in the uk once in the last 8 years. No mot , no tax and not sure if any insurance that was worthwhile due to no mot. Its amazing what folk get away withLooks like the driver's window is open and the Officer is speaking to the driver.
That car has scrapes and dents indicating that the driver doesn't give a toss.
Insured drivers pay for the claims against uninsured drivers, including drivers without a valid license who never passed a UK test, or are banned. Estimates I have heard say they are about 1 million of them on the roads.
I agree.Around our way, if you subscribe to the @BCH twitter feed, they stop several unregistered, untaxed and/or uninsured cars a day.
All of them are seized, I've personally witnessed two being taken, and some are crushed.
Hopefully it is this inconvenience & cost which will start to deter others from doing the same rather than points & disqualification which tends to be ignored. Quite a few don't seem to bother with a licence at all.
Is this a bigger problem than drink/drug driving?
But think of the tax you have saved by having fewer of them .Not enough traffic police !