Police have stopped a motorist in the West Midlands after spotting a car being driven with the windscreen held together using sellotape.
Officers from the Central Motorways Police Group, which covers a large area including M6, M5 and M42 motorways, are believed to have issued the Renault Laguna with a PG9 prohibition notice, preventing it from being used until fixed.
They also found that the driver wasn’t insured to drive the vehicle. This will cost a minimum fine of £300 and six points on their licence.
Some things we see never cease to amaze! Not really sure how the driver could see through the sellotape! 1/2 pic.twitter.com/2XFQRd52DY
— CMPG Roads Policing (@Trafficwmp) October 28, 2015
2/2 vehicle was given a PG9 (prohibition from use) and also found to have no insurance! Driver reported! pic.twitter.com/rEQzh7lVhm — CMPG Roads Policing (@Trafficwmp) October 28, 2015
