Skoda Enyaq
Larvik, Norway
#carsof2021
Yesterday morning I came behind this Skoda, where the euroband is replaced by a Skoda logo. According to Norwegian laws this is strictly forbidden, and if the authorities sees this in a control the driver will have a fine. Colouring a blue euroband into black gives a fine of NOK 3000 ($321)
Extra information
SKODA ENYAQ 80
- VIN: TMBJC9NY8MF021339
- Fuel: Elektrisk
- Engine Power: 150 kW
- Places: 5
- Colour: Sølv
- Registration: REGISTRERT
- First Registration: 2021-05-18
- First Registration in Norway: 2021-05-18
- Registered first time on owner: 2021-05-18
Comments (6)
ValskraaCapo 2022-04-30 20:40:51 | #3
Svesor (2022-04-30 20:04:41)Svesor
ValskraaCapo
Strict laws
Absolutely! I can't really see the connection between traffic safety and the colour or design of the euroband. On the other side I can't see the reason for hiding or removing the euroband...
ValskraaCapo
Strict laws
Absolutely! I can't really see the connection between traffic safety and the colour or design of the euroband. On the other side I can't see the reason for hiding or removing the euroband...
My reason would be to make the car more unique. Although I'd rather have an old plate
+1
Svesor 2022-05-04 09:12:43 | #4
As of 02.05.22 the sale of the reflective labels that car owners could buy from the road authorities, are now finished, and all kinds of hiding or removing the euroband is forbidden. Those who already have these labels from the authorities are allowed to keep them on their cars, but it is said that when driving abroad it is recommended to have a viewable (and valid) euroband.
+1
ValskraaCapo 2022-05-04 20:10:23 | #5
Svesor (2022-05-04 09:12:43)Svesor
As of 02.05.22 the sale of the reflective labels that car owners could buy from the road authorities, are now finished, and all kinds of hiding or removing the euroband is forbidden. Those who already have these labels from the authorities are allowed to keep them on their cars, but it is said that when driving abroad it is recommended to have a viewable (and valid) euroband.
As of 02.05.22 the sale of the reflective labels that car owners could buy from the road authorities, are now finished, and all kinds of hiding or removing the euroband is forbidden. Those who already have these labels from the authorities are allowed to keep them on their cars, but it is said that when driving abroad it is recommended to have a viewable (and valid) euroband.
Why did they just suddenly stop with the white ones?
+1
Svesor 2022-05-04 20:41:19 | #6
ValskraaCapo (2022-05-04 20:10:23)ValskraaCapo
Svesor
As of 02.05.22 the sale of the reflective labels that car owners could buy from the road authorities, are now finished, and all kinds of hiding or removing the euroband is forbidden. Those who already have these labels from the authorities are allowed to keep them on their cars, but it is said that when driving abroad it is recommended to have a viewable (and valid) euroband.
Why did they just suddenly stop with the white ones?
Svesor
As of 02.05.22 the sale of the reflective labels that car owners could buy from the road authorities, are now finished, and all kinds of hiding or removing the euroband is forbidden. Those who already have these labels from the authorities are allowed to keep them on their cars, but it is said that when driving abroad it is recommended to have a viewable (and valid) euroband.
Why did they just suddenly stop with the white ones?
I don't know the exact reason, but I think it had something to do with the administration of this.
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