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Unless they aren't real crimes in your eyes of course. |
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What does a tax disc record about the car's *current* insurance status? Answer: Nothing. And as for the validation stamp from the post office indicating where a car's been, that's nonsense since on line taxation came in as all online tax discs have the same stamp. And as for cloned plates, do you really think someone using cloned plates would bother with valid tax in the first place? ---------- Post added at 11:01 ---------- Previous post was at 10:59 ---------- Quote:
Is it Dixon of Dock Green checking the tax discs of parked cars? Or is it the ringing bells of the car mounted ANPR kit checking cars as they go past... |
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Im quite sure someone will soon make an "ANPR" app, so you just point your phone at the number plate, click on a button, and it checks it with the online sites. In fact, I wouldnt be surprised if such an app already existed (I have not searched).
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Some companies already get lots of info from the DVLA's databases... for a fee of course.
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If you really need it spelt out for you I will. When a car gets stolen it currently has a tax disc with the correct VRM on it. The thieves then can put stolen or cloned plates on the car. This means the car can sail through as many ANPR checks as it wants. It can also pass most police checks unless the cop starts checking VIN numbers. However if during a stop check or when walking past a cop notices the VRM of the car and tax disc don't match then alarm bells start ringing. They also provide CLUES about a host of other things. |
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And of course no-one's ever printed up a false tax disc to go with the false plates...
And when was the last time you saw a copper walking up a street checking discs? |
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Scrapping the discs could cost 167 million pounds a year, that's some saving we made there
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/512...-Treasury-167m |
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they will make money by thousands of cars being sold mid month. so where it's already been paid for. the new owner will have to pay for a whole new month. so DVLA will have extra money from that. the illegal cars coming out will have to buy petrol. so money will be made from that. many more cars will be cloned. it will be harder to buy and sell a car now. before people would buy a car that had a few months tax left on it. reason was that they didn't want to register the car, bought it as a run around. or just spur of the moment purchase. now they will think twice. less crime for the police to do. so cutting the amount of police won't matter as much. |
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that old Guinness label has served me well for years
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