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Bazile | 12:28 Fri 12th May 2017 | Motoring

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Saw a car earlier displaying a number plate as above .

It was not a foreign plate - in that it was the standard yellow background with black numbers .

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Hopkirk

Perhaps some of the 8s should really be Bs.

Bazile

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Perhaps - but it looked like all numbers - they didn't look like b's

Gizmonster

Probably from Guernsey.
If I remember correctly, plates from Guernsey consist of up to 6 (or maybe just 5??) numbers - no letters.

Gizmonster

A quick google brings this up from Wiki:

//// Guernsey plates consist of up to five digits, with no letters. Plates may be either silver on a black background, or black on the white/yellow backgrounds as in the UK. An oval containing the letters 'GBG' (Great Britain – Guernsey), the island's international vehicle registration, is sometimes included. ////

mushroom25

on the basis that water cannot be shoveled with a pitchfork, the police round here have given up pursuing motorists whose registration plates are rendered not in accordance with prevailing regulations - notwithstanding curly script, numbers adapted to be letters (or vice versa) or strategically placed black screw covers render such plates illegible to ANPR cameras....