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Drivers who use so-called "ghost" number plates - which can't be read by Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras - could face fines of a thousand pounds, under plans being debated in the Commons today. This infrared camera mimics an ANPR.
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How about cracking down on the billionaires dodging £35bn+ in tax instead of fining drivers £1k for dodgy plates? Priorities, eh? 🤷♀️ #GMB

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How about cracking down on £484 billion in profit in FOUR years that energy companies make? There’s a big fucking problem right there. Privatisation and dividends. They don’t need to make profit.

So where can I get one of these number plates?

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These number plates are illegal anyway, you’re just arguing over the penalty if caught. That said Criminals will always found a way round the law. I tend to think you’re wasting your time.

The speed cameras are just another stealth tax I will be purchasing some of these plate as here in plymouth they are cropping up everywhere with no warning informing ldeterrent for safety there just there to make money off of drivers who may go a tad faster than the speed limit.

Can we have the immigration status of the 40% of London taxi drivers who were caught with ghost plates?

Why are they using Irish plates and mot uk plates

The argument that these plates are being used by people solely to avoid speed cameras and jump red lights simply isn't true. I'd bet money they are concentrated in areas like London, Birmingham, and Bradford to avoid ulez, caz charges, and fines. Stop these, and they dissappear.

Much ado about Nothing.

