UK sticker on vehicle

really dont see this as a problem, you have been able to buy GB stickers with the Union Jack for as little as £1 on the web, these are self adhesive waterproof and simply stuck over the existing EU stars etc on your number plate, I am sure that in a matter or weeks similar stickers will be available, peel off the back stick over existing job done.

Having read Kasppa's link it looks as though at the moment my plate with the GB and Union Flag on the left side is still the legal requirement.  I'll wait until the Gov't make a formal announcement before I lose any sleep over this one.

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Yachts are allocated numbers with the GB prefix and a country identifier. Like I said, Titanic and deckchairs.

You've got me thinking there, Commeyras  .

I seem to recall, way back in my childhood comics ( ?? Victor ??) a Law Enforcer Called Red Star Roberts who, amongst his other wonderful bits and bobs, had electricity powered number plates which he could rotate at the press of a dashboard mounted switch .

I wonder if they could be a commercial enterprise these days  ??

 ... had electricity powered number plates which he could rotate at the press of a dashboard mounted switch .

Wasn't that Mr Bond's DB5 ..... 😉

 Oh ,,and the bit about " TRAILERS " too  !!  

Watch out if your Motorhome tows a car on a trailer !!  !!  .

Union FLAG 😉  .... the flag that flies a the pointy end of a Grey Funnel Liner is the Jack flag

No, it really doesn't have anything to do with trailers as they aren't treated any different to motor vehicles. Trailers will be registered only in one country and will display the identifier of that country, regardless of where the towing vehicle is registered.

On the whole I doubt whether the police anywhere are too concerned, but now and again one does come across an overzealous officer.

Since my previous post I have learnt that the UK government has notified the UN of the change, so UK will in future replace GB as the country identifier. I only hope that the message gets through to the powers-that-be abroad because few people on the Continent know what the United Kingdom is and it's hardly mentioned in the media. Lots of people that I come across abroad refer to it all just as England. Even the term Great Britain isn't that common in everyday conversation.

well, in one of our very first French lessons (c. 1964) we learnt that we lived in 'Royaume-Uni'....