0 in some countries, a small, round sign that you put in the corner of the front window of your car or other vehicle to show that you have paid the tax to use it
Rather, the meaning of (11a) is '(for those people who wish their car to comply with the law), it is necessary to display the tax disc in the right place'.
The traffic warden who looked at the registration plate would also have checked the tax disc.
Diplomats' vehicles are identifiable by the exemption recorded on the tax disc.
A pre-requisite to successful enforcement action is a formal sighting of the vehicle on a public road without a valid tax disc.
I submit that, were not the tax disc required to be displayed, the level of evasion would be much higher.
The horse and cart do not even have a valid tax disc.
To use an orange badge fraudulently is the same as using a tax disc fraudulently, or driving without insurance.
I should hardly think that he would fork out for a tax disc.
