I was wondering if anyone could tell me the laws n regs on number plate fonts??
Thanks
Lauren xxxx
Thanks
Lauren xxxx
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Obviously, all the above is in your opinion...Alroy said:why you'd want anything on your number plate other than the standard UK font and nothing else i don't know
a plain number plate with nothing but your reg on makes all cars look smart, start sticking things all over em and putting slogans on etc and it looks very silly
I think you are also allowed to display a national flag [St Goerge's cross, Welsh dragon], but this may be a concession for this country....gaz_wrexham said:by law you only allowed to display the euro graphic on the left hand side, all the others are illegal
Stuart DemonD said:I think you are also allowed to display a national flag [St Goerge's cross, Welsh dragon], but this may be a concession for this country....
James Abarth said:I thought I read somewhere about a guy getting done for having the St george's Cross on his Reg Plate
Off the DVLA website:James Abarth said:I thought I read somewhere about a guy getting done for having the St george's Cross on his Reg Plate
The Government announced on 28 December 2001 the intention to permit the display of national flags and national identifiers on vehicle number plates. The Road Vehicles (Display of Registration Marks) Regulations 2001 are in the process of being amended. They will provide for the voluntary display of the Union flag, Scottish Saltire, Cross of St George and Red Dragon. Football team crests etc are not allowed.
James Abarth said:I thought I read somewhere about a guy getting done for having the St george's Cross on his Reg Plate
Stuart DemonD said:Obviously, all the above is in your opinion...