How clean is your bus? Norfolk konectbuses caught on camera with dirt covering lights and number plate
The X7 Konectbus was caught on camera covered in dirt on route to yarmouth on to A47, near County Hall at 12.30pm on Saturday January 28. Picture: Sj Ford - Credit: Archant
Two konectbuses have been snapped within 15 minutes of each other with so much dirt covering the back of the buses that the lights and number plate are barely visible.
The 51 Konectbus was snapped covered in grime at12.15pm on Saturday January 28 on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich. Picture: Sj Ford - Credit: Archant
The first bus, route 51, was photographed at 12.15pm on Saturday on Prince of Wales Road.
The bus lights were covered in dirt and the number plate couldn't even be seen.
A second bus, route X7, was caught on camera just 15 minutes later on the A47 towards Yarmouth, near County Hall, in a similar grubby condition.
It is an offence to drive with a dirty number plate and can be punished with a fine up to £1,000.
Earlier this week, a police car was photographed with dirt covering the number plate in Wisbech.On the same day, police in Ely fined a motorist £100 for the same offence.
You may also want to watch:
Most Read
- 1 Drink driver arrested after crashing into two trees in Norwich
- 2 Jack-knifed lorry shuts A148 as police issue ice warning
- 3 Yellow weather warning for snow in place across region
- 4 Norwich hairdresser, former boxer and bodybuilder, dies from Covid
- 5 9 of Norfolk's most famous blue plaques
- 6 Map reveals the most serious crashes on the NDR since it fully opened
- 7 Atlantis Tower up for sale after owner signs ‘outrageous’ loan deal
- 8 The secrets and scandals of a former Norwich hotel
- 9 Covid rates continue to fall across Norfolk, especially in Norwich
- 10 It's 'a long, long way' until lockdown restrictions are lifted - Hancock
