With the introduction of The Road Vehicles Regulations 2001, it has been an offence to display the which do not comply with the regulations. It is also a crime for one supplier to supply those, which do not comply the regulations too. Every supplier listed with DVLA and they must print their name and post code on every such device they make up. The supplier also needs to see proof of identity and proof of entitlement to the registration figure.
Just wonder what about the people who want a novelty plate to put on a car or a bike for use at a race track, car show or an off road event. Officially, they cannot use and have such a device as the supplier would be breaking the law it provides you with the same. There is why and where they come into picture. If one owner of a car signs a declaration that he will not be using them when the vehicle is on the public road, the supplier should be all right to space the digits the way the customer wants. The need for proof of entitlement is not required in this case as the supplier or the provider is only making a sign and not a plate.
Some future plans to regulate the supply and use of such show plates. It is said that Northern Ireland will be brought into line and these devices will possess different colour background. This idea is to be implemented to combat people who purchase these devices and use them on public road as they have bought a personalized registration figure, which requires spacing before it makes any sense. These devices are incredibly popular with owners and can me manufactured with greater design options.
This device displays your registration code and digits along with badges, logos and various fonts. The use of these things on the road in illegal and they are intended for off-road show purposes only. These are produced at many garages and car accessory shops. Whether it is a name, date or word, most of these things read what exactly the owner intended. These are unique and people in many countries love to use these devices
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