Anpr camera van

Road_Hog

Sgt_Pepper wrote: »

It matters not to you as you weren't using it were you?

You're not trying to suggest otherwise, LOL?

Sgt_Pepper_2

Road_Hog wrote: »

You're not trying to suggest otherwise, LOL?

Hadn't even thought of it like that.

But thinking about it how would the op know what route the unknown mechanic took?

Maybe they support united.

scotsbob

When you say "went past mobile transit camera van" I assume you know this because you were in the vehicle. If you weren't in the vehicle the garage employee must have told you.

If a garage employee was driving then you must have a description which enables you to get a name. Do the garage have signatures on their receipts?

Just out of curiosity, how do you know your vehicle went past a camera van while not MOT'd?

atrixblue.-MFR-.

ANPR checks INSURANCE, MOT,Vehicle status such as VED and registered keeper status i.e licence revoked, banned driver, aswell as any flags or markers such as vehicle known to carry drugs.

there is no need to shout, there is no need to pick up on grammar (see forum etiquette).

Sgt_Pepper_2

atrixblue.-MFR-. wrote: »

ANPR checks INSURANCE, MOT,Vehicle status such as VED and registered keeper status i.e licence revoked, banned driver, aswell as any flags or markers such as vehicle known to carry drugs.

there is no need to shout, there is no need to pick up on grammar (see forum etiquette).

ANPR does not check the status of people, the clue is in number plate ie vehicles.

anotherbaldrick

trollopscarletwoman wrote: »

Mot was up on car. Local indy garage drives cars to another location because he only repairs, not mot's. He said he doesn't pre book mots as doesn't need too-mates and all that.

Went past mobile transit camera van. Don't know if it was anpr=could be just speed mobile van. But what if it wasn't. Where do I stand? No letter after 3 weeks. However, next door received a letter from dvla anpr an estimated 6 months after passing the camera when he had pre-booked an mot-he had to prove it which turned out to be a nightmare.

If GCHQ do monitor all internet messages they will get a headache with yours.

mcjordi

If it was an ANPR van doing checks there would of been a couple of police cars/vehicles nearby to pull over the vehicle in question. More likely to have been a speed camera van

spacey2012

They have 14 days to serve any fixed penalty notice by post from the date of offence on the NIP.
So if you see someone rooting on the tip at night, they are usually looking for the envelope the Penalty Charge came in, they do serve them late, it's up to you to prove it was late by keeping the envelope.
If you do get one inside 14 days, it will ask for the drivers details, here you fill in the garage man's name.
DVLA penalties are Civil and with a bit of research you soon find that those who batten down the hatches just end up with toothless debt collectors pestering them pretending to be bailiffs.

Sgt_Pepper_2

spacey2012 wrote: »

They have 14 days to serve any fixed penalty notice by post from the date of offence on the NIP.
So if you see someone rooting on the tip at night, they are usually looking for the envelope the Penalty Charge came in, they do serve them late, it's up to you to prove it was late by keeping the envelope.
If you do get one inside 14 days, it will ask for the drivers details, here you fill in the garage man's name.
DVLA penalties are Civil and with a bit of research you soon find that those who batten down the hatches just end up with toothless debt collectors pestering them pretending to be bailiffs.

They have six months to deal with the matter. No mot doesn't require a nip.

Sgt_Pepper_2

mcjordi wrote: »

If it was an ANPR van doing checks there would of been a couple of police cars/vehicles nearby to pull over the vehicle in question. More likely to have been a speed camera van

That was my initial thought, however the op didn't say it was a police van.