Hi

A mate of mine was asking if there were any websites (Free ones) that
you could look up the current registered owner of a car/vehicle, I'm
assuming similar to how the police use to find out who owns a car.

Any ideas?

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Ian B wrote:
I would hope not.

The police contact the DVLA, but they probably won't be that keen on doing
free ownership checks for your mate.

Your mate could move to Switzerland, where you can freely buy a book which
lists all of the cars in the country, their owners and the owner's
addresses.

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"Ian B" <no*spam (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com> wrote

Wish there was one so that I could find out who the abusive mid-life crisis
thug (close-cropped grey haired, looked like a psycho) in the silver/green
pick-up truck L200 AKH that gave me loads of abuse and threatened me when he
caught up with me at a red traffic lights, just because I overtook him when
he was kerb crawling (15mph for no apparent reason, not on a hand-held
mobile that I could see anyway).

My 2 year old son was in the car with me at the time and he tried to open
the door where my son was, thankfully it was locked. Police reckoned road
rage and couldn't do anything as my word agains the other driver. Thought
unlikely to be a paedo but I reported incident anyway.

Son unruffled, I was petrified!

On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 19:16:48 GMT, "Tony" <anthony.nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com>
wrote:


Any more info costs, £9.95P

DC

On Mar 19, 1:23 pm, DavidC <D... (AT) under (DOT) co.uk> wrote:
Insurance companies have access to the information but whether you
could get it out of them is another matter.