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Raised lettering on number plates

Mike6

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I have noticed a few zeds and other cars with significantly raised lettering on number plates. Are these strictly legal and are they intended to confuse speed and other cameras, as I have been reading in the press of problems with drivers avoiding detection with altered plates
Many years ago I purchased a can of spray for an old Porsche which was supposed to do exactly that, but when it arrived it was simply a new label stuck over a can of hair spray.
 
Yes, they are trying to clamp down on any altered plates, as the entire UK police force can do feck all without ANPR or CCTV in 2025.

I am now in total admiration that the Po..lice managed to do anything before CCTV was on every street corner (and now on every door bell) and ANPR cameras do all the work for the 'roads Police'.
 
They help other drivers know that the owner is a cock :)

haha, my thoughts on the "4D" plates too. (why are they called 4D anyway, surely they're 3D and standard plates are 2D)

My car came to me with pressed metal plates, like they use in Germany, rather than the perspex plates we usually have here. I hope that doesn't also mark me out as a cock! I wouldn't have thrown away perfectly good plates to buy them but, equally, I'm not throwing them away to buy perspex plates. They're UK font and colours, comply with the law, and there's plenty else on the car to spend my money on fixing!
 
haha, my thoughts on the "4D" plates too. (why are they called 4D anyway, surely they're 3D and standard plates are 2D)

My car came to me with pressed metal plates, like they use in Germany, rather than the perspex plates we usually have here. I hope that doesn't also mark me out as a cock! I wouldn't have thrown away perfectly good plates to buy them but, equally, I'm not throwing them away to buy perspex plates. They're UK font and colours, comply with the law, and there's plenty else on the car to spend my money on fixing!
You've forgotten that the 4th dimension is time...and they can't existing outside of time.

Standard ones are 3D (height/width/time), so these must be 4D (height/width/time/depth).

Unless you take a photo of them, in which case they become 2D/3D respectively.

;)
 
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