WX prefix only means it is registered in the Wessex area, south west, surrounding bristol/avon
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WX prefix only means it is registered in the Wessex area, south west, surrounding bristol/avon
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Yep,theres unmarked and some marked vehicles in the avon an somerset area start with wx, so its worth keeping an eye out for.
The reason it has a WX plate is because it was registered in bristol. It has nothing at all to do with its use.Originally Posted by Wes
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Thats absolutely correct, the wessex prefix
Last edited by Wes; 19-03-14 at 06:12 AM.
It all depends whe and where you decide to do it. If you speed on major trunk roads near built-up areas, dual carriageways, by-passes and the like, then you'll get nicked, simple as. If you choose rural A and B-roads away from towns and villages, then you should remain largely untroubled by the law. Choose the time and place wisely and enjoy yourselves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vz3W87uWcx8
Think this was James Dean's last "interview"
Last edited by DC; 18-03-14 at 07:27 PM.
19-03-14, 06:10 AM
Sorry if the correct info bores you.
Continue with your fairy stories.
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Last edited by Marmalade; 19-03-14 at 08:24 AM.
Only the uninteresting ones
I always pay special attention to BMW's with wessex prefix
Why are these people joy riding around in BMW's anyway? They should be given VW Polos
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