MISUSE OF NUMBER PLATES.

July 7th 2014

July 7, 2014

MISUSE OF NUMBER PLATES.

Motor-cyclists have received a reminder of the illegality of using their number plates to display nicknames of their machines, by the prosecution of a rider who called his mount “Nippy.” There are several places on a motor-cycle suitable for the inscription of endearing names and the number plates should be left for their proper purpose.

Comments

Loading Comments

You may also like

Lunch with... Johnny Herbert & Damon Hill - Left

Lunch with... Johnny Herbert & Damon Hill - Right

Great Read

Lunch with... Johnny Herbert & Damon Hill

Dumb and dumber. That's how Sky Formula 1 presenter Simon Lazenby once chose to refer to our guests for lunch this month. The question is, which one is which? Let’s…

November 2020 Issue

By Damien Smith

Andrew Frankel: ‘Lagonda could have been the Rolls-Royce of electric age. Instead, it’s dead’ - Left

Andrew Frankel: ‘Lagonda could have been the Rolls-Royce of electric age. Instead, it’s dead’

As I was driving the Rolls-Royce Spectre, reviewed elsewhere in this issue, I found myself struck by a bad case of the what-might-have-beens, and it had little to do with…

By Andrew Frankel

TUNING TESTS - Left

TUNING TESTS

TWR BMWs: 535i and 335i THERE is souse irony to be found in these attractive Tom Walkinshaw Racing (TWR) conversions of the BMW marque. Back in 1977 Walkinshaw was perhaps…

August 1982 Issue

Rally GB goes back to its routes - Left

Rally GB goes back to its routes - Right

Rally GB goes back to its routes

Fan feedback sparks change of direction for Britain’s WRC showpiece The Wales Rally GB has a rocky history. It was first run in 1932 as the RAC Rally, with 341…

October 2013 Issue

Related products