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apparently all you’ve got to do is use someone else’s number plate and then you can go around running people over freely.
Depressing turn of events. I would have thought getting caught running cloned plates would carry a hefty punishment so who’s doing it?
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As usual, the probability of getting caught would be the limiting factor, I suspect.
Plod sees right type of car with kosher-looking plates and wouldn’t have reason to stop it.
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If you think of how much driving in London must be costing now with CC+ULEZ+Parking+whatever. Cloned plates and not paying CC+ULEZ for a month daily is something like £1k so it soon gets to be that if they catch someone once a year and the fine is less than 10k they are morally bankrupt but quids in.
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I imagine that most of the people who get caught have also done something else wrong so the additional punishment probably isn't that high.
c00ps
Clockwise
aggi
Yep annoyingly. I thought a video and photo would be enough but apparently all you’ve got to do is use someone else’s number plate and then you can go around running people over freely.