Nuff said..... but his rear one had fallen down......
I should add that he is a modified car driver
he has been summonsed to court due to one learner plate not being displayed properly - he had the front windscreen learner plate displayed, but his rear one had fallen down.
Obviously he is worried, has anyone had experience of this? Is the case likely to even go ahead, and if so, is he likely to get a hefty fine/endorsement on his licence?
Can't see what the problem is assuming that they pass the NCT and don't invalidate the insurance.Why on earth should drivers be allowed to drive modified cars in the first instance?
I mentioned the fact that he drives a mod car purely for the fact that the gardai seem to have been waiting for him to have a tiny slip-up to catch him on
it's a huge conspiracy by the gardai to put your friend behind bars.
snuffle said:he had the front windscreen learner plate displayed, but his rear one had fallen down.
Was your friend driving while accompanied by a fully licensed driver ? Or is he on his second license ? My understanding is that an L driver must be accompanied on first, third & all subsequent provisional licenses. This might be an issue, if he shold have been .
I don't think this has ever been enforced.
Incidentally, I failed a driving test once as, even though I had a red L on the back window, I did not have a white strip >2cm around the L. Red tape is sometimes superfluous!
Of course, it didn't help when you turned around and punched the tester in the face for being such a pedantic ass
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