BITS4REASONS PROFESSIONAL GRADE L AND P PLATE FOR ALL SURFACES INCLUDING GLASS AND PLASTIC MOULDED BODYWORK USED ON OUR OWN DRIVING SCHOOL CARS - SINGLE PLATE

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Ideally, you’ll want to position them as close to vertical as your car’s bodywork design allows. For example, most people will place the rear L plates on the boot and the front L plates on the bonnet as shown in the photos below. The L plates themselves should be 178 x 178mm in size, and there are specific dimensions for the layout of the plate itself. If you have your own car then you’ll need your own insurance for that vehicle, but this could be an expensive option for new drivers It’s worth pointing out that if you wish to put more than two L plates on your car, you can do so if needs be. For example, many people put two on each side of the boot and bonnet to ensure all road users can see the plates. What Are The Types of L Plates Available?

The position of the Insight Vehicle Sign System means that it does not impair the driver’s rear view. Learning to drive is an exciting milestone but it comes with certain responsibilities and legal requirements. In the UK, displaying L plates (also known as learner plates) is mandatory for those who are learning to drive. x Magnetic L plates frequently become unattached, leaving the learner in control of a vehicle with other road users expecting them to react as an experienced driver would. NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank to close at least 172 branches in 2023/24 – here's the full list, plus alternatives Big enough to be clearly visible up to 50 metres in front or behind your vehicle, Insight is easily removed when you park up and leave the car.

Can full licence holders drive with L plates?

There are no laws or rules on where to put L plates. The Highway Code allows for a degree of common sense in this matter by simply stating that they ‘must be placed in a conspicuous position on the front and rear of the vehicle’. The word ‘must’ indicates that this is obligatory and not advisory. Failure to do so may result in offence LC20 – Driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence; being similar to not displaying L plates at all. Each type have their pros and cons. It will be easier for you to know which type will work for you when you know where you’ll need to display them. There are four main types of L plates: Self-Cling L Plates: Self-cling L plates are made from static material that adheres to the glass surface without the need for any adhesive. A provisional licence - Although you can apply for your provisional licence when you are aged 15 years and 9 months, you need to be 17 years old to start learning to drive! The purpose of L plates is to indicate to other road users that the driver is in the learning phase and may not possess the same level of experience as a fully qualified driver. The use of L plates is a legal requirement for all learner drivers and if it isn’t displayed or even the wrong size, you can potentially receive 6 points on your license as well as a large fine.

If you live in Wales, you can use D plates instead of or as well as L plates (D stands for “dysgwr”, which is Welsh for learner) A provisional licence allows you to drive on all UK roads except motorways, but you must be accompanied by a driving instructor, family member or friend who is: Whilst you're learning to drive, it is important to let other road users know when you’re behind the wheel, so that they can give you a bit more space and appreciate you may stop suddenly or be driving slower than most. L plates let you do just that and, most importantly, it’s a legal requirement for provisional driving licence holders in the UK. There are several types of L plates available to cater to various preferences and car types and they include:It’s important to choose L plates that meet the standards set by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) to ensure they are clearly visible and comply with the legal requirements. Is It Illegal To Drive With L Plates When Not A Learner? You can learn more about L plates and P plates laws, rules and regulations on gov.uk, Legislation.gov.uk and The Highway Code. Admiral is a trading name of EUI Limited. (Reg No: 02686904). EUI Limited is a subsidiary of Admiral Group plc is a subsidiary of Admiral Group plc and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Firm

authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Firm reference number: 771862). These details can placed at a highly visible location at the front of the vehicle such as mounted onto the vehicle bonnet

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made highly visible by placing one on the car body at the rear of the car in a similar horizontal location to the brake lights – which is often the most visible area that following vehicles can see Made of durable moulded plastic, the system fits securely and easily over the glass of your passenger window (driver side). Self-cling - If your car is made from plastic then self-cling plates may be an alternative option to magnetic plates. They do what they say on the tin, simply cling to a clean window – just be sure to place them in a position that doesn’t affect your vision.