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Thousands of drivers are hiding behind illegal ghost plates, a BBC Panorama investigation has found.
New cameras capable of catching illegal ‘ghost plates’ could help tackle a problem previously uncovered on Bolton’s roads.
Thousands of illegal number plates designed to avoid detection by speed cameras and police systems are being spotted on roads across the South East, according to a BBC Panorama investigation.