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Old 13-08-10, 18:15
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The DND plate is a sign of insurance (underwriter's insurance if I recall) and technically using one is displaying a false insurance.
I thought that DND, like most Government agencies, self-insured.
I agree with Eric, and others, that the use of a DND plate is inappropriate in all circumstances other than a static display (I'm not even sure that it should be on a parade vehicle as that could give the impression that it is a DND vehicle - made all that much more ambiguous when the driver is in a uniform of sorts.)
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