A driver saw their carsandtruck took after they were pulled over by the South Wales Police Roads Policing Unit without legitimate tax for the past 18 months. The car was found on Gelligaer Street late last night (March 22).
The motorist will now have to pay back the backdated tax owed priorto they can be reunited with the automobile. Any driver captured driving without legitimate tax it might be fined up to £1,000. However, the number of untaxed lorries has trebled consideringthat tax discs were ditched in 2014, according to the newest information from the Department for Transport.
A photo of the automobile accompanied a post last night at 11: 34pm, which stated the occurrence on the South Wales Police Roads Policing Unit Twitter account.
The post checkout: “Incident1285 Gelligaer Street, @SWPCardiff. 18 months without tax Now took and motorist will have to back date tax owed priorto car is launched. A pricey error and a long walk house!”
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