Recent Number Plate News

Snooker legend Ray Reardon owned the highly desirable 1 PRO number plate for over 30 years and it recently came up for auction on eBay fetching bids of over £60,000. It's not hard to see why it has had so...

Why would you buy a personalised number plate? You may never have thought about buying a personalised plate, but there are plenty of reasons to do so. One thing you may not realise, is that they don't all...

Did you know you can have a Northern Ireland plate on your vehicle regardless of whether or not you live in Ireland? Well you can, regardless of the age of your vehicle. These Irish plates are very popular...

If you want a personalised plate at a budget price then check out the amazing range of DVLA plates available from speedyreg.co.uk. DVLA plates use the standard DVLA format, but there is a massive potential...

Perfect plates for the muscle man (or lady) in your life If you're a body builder with muscles like Arnie, or perhaps you're a boxer or you run a gym, there are plenty of great personalised number plates to...

1.4 million people may be driving cars with 'invisible' number plates It has come to light that 5% of cars on the road today could have number plates that aren't picked up by the ANPR (Automatic Number...

  The -XZ suffix is currently used on vehicles registered in County Armagh in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland plates differ from GB number plates because they are classed as dateless numbers,...

In the early days of the motor car, despite there being relatively little traffic on the roads, the roads were pretty hazardous. The surfaces were bad and often very muddy. When the number of vehicles on...

Fame and personalised plates seem to go hand in hand. Of course anyone can have a personalised number plate, they start at very low prices, but some of the most desirable plates can cost huge amounts of...

Getting a parking ticket is very annoying and the fines can be very expensive. If you feel the signs or road markings weren't clear then you do have the right to appeal. The first thing to do is to...