Ok i suggest you spray the rear lights ,there is a correct way to do it and correct paint ,ie for insurance ie if no one sees your break lights upgrade to 1oo watt bulbs in the rear lights are available,and i used to do mots
Tinting film rear lights
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Tinting film rear lights
FF bus has all rear seatbelts fitted to the seats and no where else, is that allowed? it has a special certificate for the seats too
thats OK if the vehicle was designed that way. If it was the seats will have a strong frame and will be securely fixed to the floor of the vehicle with load spreading fixings. Or possibly welded.
In the case I saw today he had fitted a racing harness to a standard car seat. The seat frame was not designed to take the sort of load you would get in a crash. That kind of seat relies on the belts to keep them in place in a crash. To make things worse it was a 3 door car, so the seat tilts and is only prevented from tipping forwards by a single catch on one of the mounting rails.
In the case I saw today he had fitted a racing harness to a standard car seat. The seat frame was not designed to take the sort of load you would get in a crash. That kind of seat relies on the belts to keep them in place in a crash. To make things worse it was a 3 door car, so the seat tilts and is only prevented from tipping forwards by a single catch on one of the mounting rails.
was every bit of his belt on the seat?
Yikes - but what I mean is, does he now have a criminal record? Or is it a civil case? (there are only two types right?)
In theory any conviction in court of a criminal offence gives you a criminal record. Motoring offences are dealt with under criminal law.
BUT
There is a list of what are called recordable offences which must be listed against your name on the Police National Computer (PNC). That is what is meant by the phrase having a criminal record.
Most motoring offences are not recordable but get put on the PNC so that officers who do roadside stops can find out if you have done anything similar before.
At this point it gets outside the things I deal with and I get more confused than usual.