People driving dangerously are making themselves invisible to speed and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras by ...

Dodgy drivers have found a way of swerving punishment for a number of offences, including speeding and running red lights, by using "ghost" or "stealth" plates on their car ...

Motorists may be slapped with a four-figure £1,000 fine for a simple DVLA number plate rule, according to specialists.

DVLA chiefs have warned road users could be caught out by a simple number plate rule many are likely unaware of.

Dangerous drivers are using "ghost" or "stealth" number plates, reflective and unreadable by speed and ANPR cameras, ...

Number plates can be easily cloned, made unreadable or altered without detection by the authorities and it's feared the crime ...

A BBC investigation finds seven companies on the platform selling plates without checking customers' documents.

A DESPERATE mum says her son has been caught up in a bizarre legal situation after receiving dozens of Ulez fines – claiming the number plate on his van had been cloned. Kay Russell, 64, says her ...

Plans have been put in place for the Isle of Man Constabulary to join the UK's Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) database in March, at a cost of £32,000 per year. That would be followed ...

Drivers are illegally using so-called 'ghost' or 'stealth' number plates in a bid to avoid being caught by traffic cameras. Motorists are using the plates - made from reflective materials - to stop ...

Dangerous drivers are making themselves 'invisible' to speed and ANPR cameras - and the issue could be worse than first feared. Cars have been fitted with "ghost" or "stealth" number plates which are ...

It is illegal for UK companies to supply number plates without physically seeing documents such as a driving licence or V5 document. Amazon said all seven products from the companies the BBC ...