Administrative farce in the post-Brexit era of the UK affects classic cars ...
You probably have this in your mind's eye: the chrome (or monochrome) letters "G" and "B" on the rear of British classic cars. Well, from September 28, 2021, this lettering will no longer be valid, at least not as the sole expression of nationality. This is because British cars will soon need a "UK" sticker so that the nation as a whole is finally fully addressed. Thanks to Brexit, this change is now possible ...
However, British classic car owners do not seem to be happy about the change, at least the Automobile Association (AA) criticized that a classic symbol would disappear and many classic cars would end up circulating with artfully embedded GB lettering, which would now be replaced by a trivial sticker ...
Incidentally, this change is in line with other major "optimization" steps taken by the now liberated country, such as dispensing with the recognition of the CE mark for electrical appliances (and thus creating its own testing authority) or not allowing metric measurements on packaging ... If the British weren't already driving on the left, now would be the time to introduce this ...
