A A00 AAA
OBVIOUSLY that is not my letters, but is the 2 spaces allowed?
In the current UK plates, the letters and number must be separated from each by a gap - so it must be AA 00 AAA. Putting the gap in the wrong place is illegal - it gets you pulled over by the police and a fine imposed.
No, your layout is not legal.
Most of the other answers also fail because they are introducing a gap between the first two letters "location indicator" and the numbers, the "age indicator".
There is only one gap allowed in the number plate specification. It must be between the "age indicator" and the "random letters".
So your example must be AA00 AAA. You could be fined ￡1000 for getting it wrong.
Look up the government leaflet INF104 for the full specification. This link should take you to it:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/sy...
Also look up the government internet site "Displaying Number Plates" for full information:
https://www.gov.uk/displaying-number-pla...
yes
search on Google MB 13 PET for proof
No, it has to be -
AA 00 AAA
there should only be one space inbetween, not two
