Posted by samn40 on November 05, 2012 at 15:05:39 from (81.154.110.215):
In Reply to: RANTING!! posted by jon f mn on November 05, 2012 at 12:20:49:
We have a big problem over here in Northern Ireland, where truckers 'steal' our tractor registration numbers and use them on their trailers (I think you call them semi-trailers?) Usually when a bit of (hush!) drug smuggling is going on! My mate has a truck company beside him and every new tractor he gets,about 2 weeks later he gets a ticket for an offence in England,. Once got a ticket for doing over 70 on the Motorway in England , (our trucks are limited to 65mph) that was on a New Holland TM165 top speed 40km/hr. this same scenario happened at least 4 times, then there was the time he got a new self propelled silage chopper....A few weeks later he got a ticket for illegal parking near to Buckingham Palace in London. He got away with them all as he had proof they were the regs of tractors and could not possibly have been in England at the time, but it is happening too often and he is afraid of being linked to a crime some day. Sam
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