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Drivers issued warning about 'offensive' registration plates which could lead to £1000 fine
dailyrecord.co.ukMotorists have been issued a stark warning that they could receive costly fines for having offensive or improperly formatted registration plates.The DVLA previously banned 334 number plates ahead of the release of the 24-plate for new cars later next March 1.
These plates will be replaced in the coming days by the new "74" series on September 1, 2024. Leading automotive company, Motor Match, has issued a cautionary reminder to drivers to ensure their registration number is deemed acceptable or they risk having their plate banned along with a hefty fine.
Motor March experts have warned against picking any sort of childish registrations, which can be read as something else like F24 RTS or **24 RSE.
Ones which could also be linked to a more political stance are also banned such as anything relating to the war in Ukraine with number plates such as NO24 RUS, WA24 RUS, WA24 UKR and FK24 RUS.An expert said: “We advise you to choose wisely and stay informed about the DVLA's latest updates to avoid any potential issues.“Their list of banned number plates includes combinations that might be offensive, inadvertently form inappropriate words, or are in poor taste."The rules surrounding the creation and display of number plates are there for a reason.
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