£60 non-endorsable - black/white plates

robredz

peter_the_piper wrote: »

You do have a duty to tell them but you don't have a duty to prove they rec'd it. Proof of posting has ben deemed sufficient as they use this when they send things to you.

Yes they have lost in court on that one, they have been good at losing correspondence, and trying it on later, so a photocopy of a V5, and a driving licence before sending it back registered post is the best policy when dealing with this outfit.

[Deleted User]

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

Why?





:money::money::money:

Should be the same for everyone and not dependant on the mood of the police officer

Gene_Hunt_2

[quote=[Deleted User];39541212]Should be the same for everyone and not dependant on the mood of the police officer[/QUOTE]

So who should decide?

The motorist has a choice to refuse both options.

anewman

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

The motorist has a choice to refuse both options.

After being told those options are better than the third and final option.

Gene_Hunt_2

anewman wrote: »

After being told those options are better than the third and final option.

Still their choice.

Take this case as an example. Who chose to use the car without number plates?

[Deleted User]

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

So who should decide?

The motorist has a choice to refuse both options.

It should be a standard - ticket every time or warning every time...

Stigy

[quote=[Deleted User];39552070]It should be a standard - ticket every time or warning every time...[/QUOTE]Although it's good to be consistant, surely discretion should play a big part in it? Ever heard of failing the attitude test?

Gene_Hunt_2

[quote=[Deleted User];39552070]It should be a standard - ticket every time or warning every time...[/QUOTE]


Well in a perfect world the OP's car would have had number plates on. Even if it was one or the other the choice would still be down to the officer.