are there any sites that can give me the address of a car owner by the reg number....theres a fvkin silver beemer thats almost across my rear gates and its been there for days now:rant::rant:

i doubt there is can you imagine the trouble that would cause lol

 

Im sure if you rang the police they could do checks and contact the owner, say you think it has been abandoned

i doubt there is can you imagine the trouble that would cause lol

 

Im sure if you rang the police they could do checks and contact the owner, say you think it has been abandoned

 

i did Saz....PC canthelpyou said "nothing we can do sir"

go and see the local Pikeys, they will soon get it shifted for you :rofl:

 

 

have you asked the neighbours if they know whose it is?

go and see the local Pikeys, they will soon get it shifted for you :rofl:

 

 

have you asked the neighbours if they know whose it is?

 

hmmmmmm pikeys seems like a plan

you can get the details of the registered keeper by ringing the DVLA and paying like £2 or something....

you can get the details of the registered keeper by ringing the DVLA and paying like £2 or something....

 

can you...;)

can you...;)

 

.... that would be telling ;)

.... that would be telling ;)

 

:slap::rofl::rofl:

Or if your rear gates lead onto a pubilc road/lane etc and the curb has been droped to allow a car to enter exit you can legaly have the car towed all at the expence of the owner of the motor, But you have to use your local council's towing contractor if you see what i mean. id say contact the council first thing and have it towed.....Jay

Release of another vehicle’s keeper details

 

You can obtain the name and address of the registered keeper of another vehicle if you can demonstrate ‘reasonable cause’ for needing the information. Before information is released the DVLA must consider the reasons for your request and how the information will be used. Failure to provide the necessary evidence or incomplete application forms will result in your application being rejected.

 

More about ‘reasonable cause’ Note; it’s an offence to unlawfully obtain personal data that’s contrary to Section 55 of the Data Protection Act 1998. Unlimited fines in the Crown Court (or to a maximum of £5,000 in the Magistrates Court) exist as penalties in respect of these offences.

 

There are three forms that can be used to request information. You should use the appropriate form depending on who you are and your reasons for asking for information:

 

the V888 - for members of the public

the V888/2 - for companies (all circumstances, except where a penalty charge notice is issued)

the V888/3 - for companies (only if the keeper details are required to issue a penalty charge notice or reminder)

 

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/AdviceOnKeepingYourVehicle/DG_4022067

If theres a dropcurb, and the car is over it its technically causing an obstruction, it varies in different borough councils, but its either the responsibility of the police or local council.

 

I get people park over my garage all the time, but as my shop is dead opposite the police station its normally the coppers that do it!!!

Release of another vehicle’s keeper details

 

You can obtain the name and address of the registered keeper of another vehicle if you can demonstrate ‘reasonable cause’ for needing the information. Before information is released the DVLA must consider the reasons for your request and how the information will be used. Failure to provide the necessary evidence or incomplete application forms will result in your application being rejected.

 

More about ‘reasonable cause’ Note; it’s an offence to unlawfully obtain personal data that’s contrary to Section 55 of the Data Protection Act 1998. Unlimited fines in the Crown Court (or to a maximum of £5,000 in the Magistrates Court) exist as penalties in respect of these offences.

 

There are three forms that can be used to request information. You should use the appropriate form depending on who you are and your reasons for asking for information:

 

the V888 - for members of the public

the V888/2 - for companies (all circumstances, except where a penalty charge notice is issued)

the V888/3 - for companies (only if the keeper details are required to issue a penalty charge notice or reminder)

 

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/AdviceOnKeepingYourVehicle/DG_4022067

 

you want a job as my personal assistant:bow:

Hook it up with a tow rope and drag it far enough out of the way, as long as you don't damage the other car you will be in the clear.

If you own a zed you must have more than one car, if so put one up right behind it and one right in front of it and leave them there a couple of days, might make him think twice about parking there again.

you want a job as my personal assistant:bow:

 

:rofl:

 

When I'm actually in the office @ work I tend to read the Road Transport Law book over and over again (how sad) .... so when it comes to Transport - I'm a guru (or thats what I'm aiming for anyway!) :dance:

thanks for replys guys...think i might go out tonight with a tin of white gloss and start the process of bmw GBH with intent :D

Hello mate

 

I used to borrow my wifes beater and shove stuff like that out of the way

or get someone with a 1600+ rated forklift, you can put it where you want then ;)

Paint stripper anyone?

poor bastard may have broken down!!! and you lot are ready to torch the car:shock:

its been there days though lol

Imagine if he came back to this

 

its been there days though lol

 

my brother had a car outside his house for 3 weeks never moved. found out the guy had broken down and had been to ill to get it moved!!

I suppose it could be a break down but ffs its just common coutesy to not leave it blocking someones drive!

are there any sites that can give me the address of a car owner by the reg number....theres a fvkin silver beemer thats almost across my rear gates and its been there for days now:rant::rant:

 

 

I suppose it could be a break down but ffs its just common coutesy to not leave it blocking someones drive!

 

i assumed that it was parked just off the drive? bri is it covering a dropped curb??