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Plates4Gifts Launches Just In Time for Christmas - Specialising In Personalised Luxury Gifts - Vimarsana News

Plates4Gifts Launches Just In Time for Christmas - Specialising In Personalised Luxury Gifts

With only a short-while left before Christmas, Plates4Less has launched the Plates4Gifts Guide.Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom - December 15, 202...

CarReg Unveils the Most Exclusive Number Plates in the UK - Vimarsana News

CarReg Unveils the Most Exclusive Number Plates in the UK

/PRNewswire/ -- CarReg, the leading provider of customised and exclusive private number plates in the UK, is thrilled to announce the launch of their latest...

Car insurance UK: Experts say it is 'rare' for private number plates to affect premiums - Vimarsana News

Car insurance UK: Experts say it is 'rare' for private number plates to affect premiums

Trending This confirms they have no interest in keeping your private designs and allows you to transfer these to a new vehicle. However, road users must act quickly if they want to make sure they keep hold of them. If you are too slow and the car is scrapped there is a genuine risk plates could be lost forever. Road users would then need to secure new designs or something similar to place on their new vehicle. READ MORE Admiral Car Insurance has confirmed they do not see personalised number plates as a form of car modification meaning premiums will not be affected.

Number plate fine: Drivers may be charged up to £1,000 for driving with a dirty reg plate - Vimarsana News

Number plate fine: Drivers may be charged up to £1,000 for driving with a dirty reg plate

Despite the risks, there are fears thousands of road users are oblivious to the rule and could be caught out. A recent survey from Car Parts 4 Less showed 24 percent of road users did not know driving without a number plate was an offence. This was supported by another poll from Tyre Pros who found 23 percent were unaware of the rule surrounding dirty number plates. A spokesperson for Tyre Pros said: “There are strict rules in the UK when it comes to displaying number plates on vehicles. READ MORE “Failing to follow these regulations can lead to a £1,000 fine and an MOT failure."