Original post by Anonymous_98743
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not sure dont think so. Unless there is a way of accessing the logbook of the car?
Original post by Anonymous_98743
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Legally, no, not unless you have been involved in an accident with it.
Original post by Tupmole
Legally, no, not unless you have been involved in an accident with it.
Legally, no, not unless you have been involved in an accident with it.
How would you go about doing this?
Original post by Anonymous_98743
How would you go about doing this?
Have you had an accident?
If so, the DVLA,Police and motor insurance bureau can help you for a charge.
If not, then legally you are not entitled to trace the owner.
Yes if you have a 'reasonable cause'.
You use DVLA form V888 if you're an individual.
You use DVLA form V888 if you're an individual.
Original post by Anonymous_98743
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no such service for the public, unless u work for the police or something.
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