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MinhDinh
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PostPosted: 00:02 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Get the bike back or you will have a hefty fine.

How much is the bike worth?

Sorry to hear that, most get away with it. Heck I have gotten away with it.
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PostPosted: 00:06 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

What a tosser! What reason did they give for seizing the bike?
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PostPosted: 00:10 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Re: no more bike Reply with quote

First off, get someone that can write eloquently and professionally to help you.
Then get them to draft a letter to the appropriate local police boss and the police complaints commission.

Might get somewhere if you're lucky, though probably not.

If someone really nicked your L-Plate, you should have called the police. Seen plenty of people get away with no numberplate because they've reported it stolen.
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PostPosted: 00:13 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Where was your front plate? You said he asked where your "plates" were but you say you had the rear plate stolen.

Very unlucky either way.

But you did break the law.

And who would believe you had an L plate stolen? Confused
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PostPosted: 00:16 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Should have used the classic line

"It was on the rear when I left not 30 minutes ago hofficer. I'll just replace it from the nearest garage"
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PostPosted: 00:22 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

A copper caught me doing about 60 (Indicated on my speedo) and stopped me.

He asked what speed I did, then I lied and said I do not know. He said I could have done you for any speed right? But he said he's not a traffic cop and will not give me a fine. Then he looked at my bike and saw no plate, so I lied and said it dropped off.

He physically took off my front one and put it on the back seat. Really ncie guy.

Shame you had a bastard copper.

I would still take the bike back incase they fine you a lot more.
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PostPosted: 00:24 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

i'm sure the officer has to follow a much bigger procedure and have more edivence to use section 59. Is there anywhere we can actually find the proper clauses of section 59?

I would sue them for harrassment, distress and loss of transport to and from work etc and most of all finiancally - has been done.

Unless you had no insurance and Mot then fair enough but for an L plate?! its usually a 60 quid fine and 3 points............
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PostPosted: 00:28 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

have you had a section 59 before?

There is suppose to be an intial warning before they can seize a vehicle.

Aren't the police abusing the powers of section 59 these days?!
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PostPosted: 00:32 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Doesn't add up really, if you could have produced an L plate from the garage, he would have no reason to impound to bike.
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PostPosted: 00:37 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Back when I had an XR125, the rear plate used to brake off every few thousand miles. Usually I didn't notice for a good week or so. I was stopped twice by the police (the officer could see where it had broken away from the bottom of the numberplate). Both times I was simply told to get one re-fitted ASAP. No penalty, no fine.

Seizing your bike is an extreme measure under the circumstances. I thought they only tended to do that on grounds of no insurance.
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PostPosted: 00:39 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Pretty sure police dont have to be leniant and let you go to a garage and get one, for those 5 mins of your ride you broke the law, luck of the draw you got caught.
and in all honesty it was slightly harsh but then, as you now know riding without L plates (as that is the law as stipulated upon when riding with a cbt) is outside the terms of your license, technically also making you uninsured due to license. Putting it bluntly you took the risk and it didnt pay off..
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PostPosted: 00:40 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

lonie wrote:
G: realy you can report a stolen l-plate?

Of course. If somebody takes something that is yours without permission it's theft and should be reported to the police.
Not reporting thefts means crime figures are artificially low, so it's worth doing whatever.
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PostPosted: 01:48 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

tutton wrote:
Pretty sure police dont have to be leniant and let you go to a garage and get one, for those 5 mins of your ride you broke the law, luck of the draw you got caught.
and in all honesty it was slightly harsh but then, as you now know riding without L plates (as that is the law as stipulated upon when riding with a cbt) is outside the terms of your license, technically also making you uninsured due to license. Putting it bluntly you took the risk and it didnt pay off..


Karma All part of discretion, have three options generally...ignore it, words of advice, or fine...or possibly arrest...that would be extreme though xD.

You've said you knew it wasn't allowed, but still did it? If it was only a few minutes away, why not walk?

Sounds to me that you failed the atitude test.
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PostPosted: 01:56 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

What a joke. 3 points, £60 fine and seizing bike.

Yeh it is law but a pisstake. Not all laws are right.

I haven't had an L plate on the back of my bike for about 2 weeks because it snapped off. If that happened to me I would be seriously pissed off. Better get a new one.

Where do you live?
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PostPosted: 02:20 - 30 Dec 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

cb1rocket wrote:
i'm sure the officer has to follow a much bigger procedure and have more edivence to use section 59. Is there anywhere we can actually find the proper clauses of section 59?


Where is section 59 mentioned in this thread, apart from by you?
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