It's a question of insurance.

It appears the register article on ANPR and non-insurance is making
multiple appearances but it raises an interesting, related but separate
question.

That of the legislation that creates "a new offence of keeping a vehicle
without insurance". [1]

Does anyone have more concrete details of how this will work or what the
exact proposals are? From a reliable source.

I suspect this is a little more than simply taking up the provisions of
"The Disclosure of Vehicle Insurance Regulations 2005 - SI 2005/2833"

Are SORN'd vehicles exempt (which would seem sensible) or is everything
going to be insured (which doesn't).

Not that I'm concerned about the small fleet of number plates attached to
bikes or their remains in my lockup.



[1] http://www.dft.gov.uk/pns/displaypn.cgi?pn_id=2005_0113

 

sweller emerged from their own little world to say

Note to editor #4 YTC

 

Arse.

 

Jeezers, what next? An offense of "not declaring that one does
not operate a television receiver"?[1]

[1] My house has just received a letter informing it that its "address is
now on our priority list and an Enforcement Officer is planning to visit [it]
shortly". Why do they always turn up when I'm overseas?

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You'll get loads of them, just file in the WPB. The correspondence
they sent me for a previous address had that form letter at least 3
times.