Drivers could be fined £1,000 after driving through mud and getting their registration plate dirty, according to the Highway Code.
Motorists are required to adhere to the Highway Code and in some cases, failure to follow the rules could result in a hefty fine, or points added to your licence. And as we approach the Bank Holiday weekend, many people could be driving out and about - and they're reminded to make sure they're adhering to the code.
If you've driven through a muddy puddle, you need to check your registration place as driving on UK roads with unreadable number plates could result in a fine of up to £1,000. There is no law against having a dirty car but you need to keep your number plates clear and easy to read, Lincolnshire Live reports.
