Police officers in Kent, England, were less shocked when they stopped a car during a routine check. When they opened the door, what they saw was a mini... dump, as the driver had turned the car's interior into a garbage dump.
The car was impounded, not because it had a mountain of junk, of course, but because the driver had no license, no insurance and hadn't paid the vehicle's excise tax.
Its filthy interior, however, was such that it was unforgettable to them, which is why they posted it on Twitter.
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Jamie Louram, who is in charge of Halfords car cleaning, told the Express: 'Although there is no fine for a messy car interior, it still falls under the careless driving rule. As a general rule, keep your car tidy to avoid any dangerous situations, such as getting things stuck under your brake pedal or blocking your visibility."
The police in turn recommend-encourage, dirty exteriors on the windscreen, mirrors and clearly visible number plates.
Source: gazzetta.gr
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