...? To or from a pre-booked MOT, on tradeplates, and (I _think_) to a requested pre-registration inspection of an imported vehicle at a LVLO. AIUI, the driver/owner of the vehicle may be prosecuted (by the DVLA, not the police) for the offence, but the car may not be siezed at it would be if it was uninsured Oh, yes, it can... On what grounds? It ain't taxed. Clamp and/or seizure. They've been doing it a couple of...

... not be driven if it does not have a current/valid VED. It can be - in certain very limited circumstances. They being? AIUI, the driver/owner of the vehicle may be prosecuted (by the DVLA, not the police) for the offence, but the car may not be siezed at it would be if it was uninsured Oh, yes, it can... On what grounds? -- Only some ghastly, dehumanised moron would want to get rid of the Routemaster. Ken ...

...: Far be it for me to interfere on a post that is addressed to Duhng, but I'm not sure that you're correct that a car may not be driven if it does not have a current/valid VED. It can be - in certain very limited circumstances. AIUI, the driver/owner of the vehicle may be prosecuted (by the DVLA, not the police) for the offence, but the car may not be siezed at it would be if it was uninsured Oh, yes, it can...

...>>>incentives to make the numbers and bring money in. After all, people like Duhg think motorists are pampered so they must have money to burn. In fact Traffic Wardens now appear to be unpopulareven with the police!! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html A story it's impossible to draw conclusions from, as there are so few facts. From first sight, it would seem the traffic ...

... certainly turned a blind eye to obvious bad practice, and the central authorities ... failed completely to police existing regulations, improve those regulations and enforce stricter testing requirements,” said Matthew Crabbe of Access ... firm in Shanghai. But with the vast majority of raw milk coming from family farms, policing the fragmented supply chain could be difficult, analysts said. Additional reporting by Teresa Yan Poisoned ...

...>>incentives to make the numbers and bring money in. After all, people like Duhg think motorists are pampered so they must have money to burn. In fact Traffic Wardens now appear to be unpopulareven with the police!! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html A story it's impossible to draw conclusions from, as there are so few facts. From first sight, it would seem the traffic warden is ...

... addressed to Duhng, but I'm not sure that you're correct that a car may not be driven if it does not have a current/valid VED. AIUI, the driver/owner of the vehicle may be prosecuted (by the DVLA, not the police) for the offence, but the car may not be siezed at it would be if it was uninsured -- Only some ghastly, dehumanised moron would want to get rid of the Routemaster. Ken Livingstone 2001. PeterT - "Reply to" address is a spam ...

...of incentives to make the numbers and bring money in. After all, people like Duhg think motorists are pampered so they must have money to burn. In fact Traffic Wardens now appear to be unpopulareven with the police!! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html -- Only some ghastly, dehumanised moron would want to get rid of the Routemaster. Ken Livingstone 2001. PeterT - "Reply to" address is ...

... all but the party’s most trusted media to refrain from investigating the story. At Sanlu’s headquarters people lining up to return their powder complain that the local press has barely covered the issue. Extra police have been deployed around Sanlu’s headquarters and the city’s main children’s hospital. Across China, anxious parents are flocking to have their infants tested for kidney stones. One grandparent blames the scandal on ...

... reverse its decision to deny clemency to Troy Anthony Davis, convicted for an alleged murder of a Savannah police officer in 1991. "This case illustrates the deep flaws in the application of the death penalty in this ... trial. Recently, seven of nine prosecution witnesses either recanted their stories or admitted to being pressured by police officers to testify against Mr. Davis. One of the other witnesses has been an alternate suspect for ...