The DVLA have warned not following the rules could result in a failed MOT and a £1,000 fine
Drivers are being urged to make sure their licence plates are road legal as the new “73” vehicle registration number rolls out next week.and Wales will see the new numbers now, as the first 73 plates hit the road on September 1.
They must make sure their own licence plates adhere to specifications in order to be road legal, with a warning that those that do not comply with rules could be hit with a £1,000 fine.The DVLA warns: “Number plates must show your registration number correctly. You cannot rearrange letters or numbers, or alter them so that they’re hard to read.
"You could be fined up to £1,000 and your vehicle will fail its MOT test if you drive with incorrectly displayed number plates."These are the rules you should be aware of around licence plates from the DVLA.display black characters on a white background be marked to show who supplied the number plate
be marked with a British Standard number - this is ‘BS AU 145e’ for plates fitted after 1 September 2021 The characters must not be removable or reflective. If your number plates were fitted after 1 September 2021, they must also be a single shade of black.display a green flash, if you have a zero-emission vehicle
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