NIP received but it wasnt my car

tweenie1

Its a vauxhall astra

TadleyBaggie

Most likely to be a simple misread, cloned plates are relatively rare.

tweenie1

Thanks for all the advice I thought it was a case of misread plates as I was at home but as Ive never had a NIP before it got me a bit worried.

robatwork

Here we go again!

ChumLee

robatwork wrote: »

Here we go again!

Are you thinking?

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5242577

robatwork

ChumLee wrote: »

Are you thinking?

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5242577

Well, if the (Dr) shoe fits.....

Richard53

stephenoldham wrote: »

There's nothing wrong with asking for the photos to help you investigate whether it was your car but Richard is not correct to say that you have the right to see the photograph; you don't unless the case goes to court.

Apologies for the incorrect info. I had no problem getting photos of my speeding incident, but I had opted to challenge it in court, so perhaps that is the difference. Sorry if I misled the OP.

tweenie1

Have now heard back from the camera ticket office and it wasnt my car however it was our trailer we had lent to someone, so that mystery is now solved.

Herzlos

Ouch. Don't let people use your trailer with your plate on it. Who knows what'd happen if they were pulled over for having incorrect plates, in terms of getting the trailer back.

Johno100

tweenie1 wrote: »

Have now heard back from the camera ticket office and it wasnt my car however it was our trailer we had lent to someone, so that mystery is now solved.

Did they ask you for their details?