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CONFUSED IDENTITY
13th April 1989, Page 26
13th April 1989
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Ford B3 Platform, Hot Hatch, Cex, Trailer, Ford Fiesta, Offside, Semi-trailer Truck, Vehicle Registration Plates Of The United Kingdom
• On page 32 of Commercial Motor, 16-22 March, there was a picture of a Ford Fiesta after it had come into close contact with a stationary semi-trailer.
The Hawk stated that the trailer was Dutch registered, even though there is a UK number plate hanging from the tailboard on the offside corner — CEX 6307. Does this not make it UK registered at the moment, even though it does also appear to have a Dutch number plate on the rear underrun bumper? This in no way detracts from the content of the article, every word of which makes good, common sense.
Stephen Mooney, Pendlesbury, Manchester,