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This is funny, but in repeated cases the authorities would require the car owner to keep a driving log for that car. So this wouldn't work for very long.



At that time, British and Irish governments didn't share licence plate ownership data with their continental European counterparts. German authorities couldn't trace the owner of the car without a physical stop. Situation has changed in recent years and I understand that now the data is exchanged.


Really? They can require that in Germany? Imagine if they did that in the US, I suspect most drivers here are unable to read.


Not unusual for commercial trucking, or to satisfy the IRS when you have business writeoffs for mileage.




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