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Aye. Right.

If a car runs up your rear, knowing the number plate before it hit you is a moot point.

They actually do a camera that does both forward view and rearview, all in one.

Vehicles first used on 1 April 1985 or later The front windscreen must let at least 75% of light through and the front side windows must let at least 70% of light through. 75% is barely noticeable.

As Adam says, it has to be fully unwound. Otherwise, it acts as an inductor, overheats and melts.

Especially after the lovely tints.

The second one is maybe a slot for a £1 coin, but being Scots, we don't like them out of our purse. 😉

I don't get close enough to the vehicle in front, so my bonnet and front valance don't get chipped. However, a truck travelling in the opposite direction threw something up that took a massive chunk out of my paintwork and left a sizeable dent. I have also had windscreens damaged similarly.