macplaxton:
Aye, there is a pass, but it’s not available to big companies. It’s called diplomatic plates…
British Diplomatic Plates
And that’s the format of a diplomatic plate. It was in the carpark at Hampton Court and didn’t seem to have paid for a ticket 
Nothing new there then 
i have a thing about breaking the law. i can’t help myself so are you 100% about that diplomatic plate thing■■?
if your right no more speeding tickets for me as the bloke at llymn will make me any plate i need,
cheers cocker.
^^^^ err helps if you’re a diplomat too
So many quick witted and clever answers. But obviously none of you heard of the scheme that they’ve tried in Norwich. I believe it was Foulgers and maybe a couple of others that had permits to run trucks along some of the bus lanes to ease congestion in and around the city. Maybe Trazman could clarify this situation?
Mr B:
is this the country’s biggest waste of money?
Not while Gordon Brown’s still alive it ain’t!
To the OP; have you by any chance been watching the "Crunchy Nut’ adverts on TV?
Saratoga:
macplaxton:
Aye, there is a pass, but it’s not available to big companies. It’s called diplomatic plates…
And that’s the format of a diplomatic plate. It was in the carpark at Hampton Court and didn’t seem to have paid for a ticket
Does he need a special pass to get into the drivers seat?
Looks like it’s parked very cosy.
Ben, I suspect the 4x4 on the drivers side was at fault there!
MR VAIN, you are correct in that Norwich is to trial for 12 months allowing trucks to use the bus lane in rush hour…but the drivers have to also undergo special training to use the bus lane 
Would love to know why.
xjrv8:
MR VAIN, you are correct in that Norwich is to trial for 12 months allowing trucks to use the bus lane in rush hour…but the drivers have to also undergo special training to use the bus laneWould love to know why.
Maybe if they are going to be allowed into bus lanes, they first need to take lessons in how to drive like a complete prat ?