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Originally Posted by NEEMSTAR
Fair comment about the ANPR but i still think with the technology we have these days and with a plate like the one we are talking about, it would easily recognise it. oh well im sure we've all broken some rules now and then.
Now as some of you seem to know alot about private plates  just say i buy a plate that is:
' N3 EXM ' is it "legal" to put it on my plate as ' N 3 E X M ' with the same spacing between each character, just asking so don't shoot please . |
Well I'm about to buy "
S29 AWS" - and get a plate printed as "
S 29 AWS", but this will be legal size and legal standard lettering - If the police want to try and fine me £1,000 for putting the space in - I will honestly tell them to grow up there and then!
I think that's acceptable - they might frown upon it though... At the end of the day - you can read it still - maybe even clearer as it has the spaces! lol
I think the illegal actions are like these examples:
-Any font other than the standard and standard 3D version
-Turning characters round
-Making characters smaller
-Using the screw covers to join up characters and make other letters/numbers