CRT Enforcer has bad day - "When do you not own a boat you owned"?

[Athy]

I know one that regularly use to go up the N Oxford to Hilmorton

 

Aye, there's always one...a few years ago there were a few widebeams in grey undercoat moored at the northerly end of the Oxford, I guess somebody was either building the shells there or fitting them out. Didn't half get in the blooming way, so they did.

[jenlyn]

Aye, there's always one...a few years ago there were a few widebeams in grey undercoat moored at the northerly end of the Oxford, I guess somebody was either building the shells there or fitting them out. Didn't half get in the blooming way, so they did.

I'll be up that way in a couple of weeks. Looking forward to it.

[cotswoldsman]

With CaRT's track record they will probably seize the real Barnet.

 

... and send Laurence the bill.

 

 

But by then Laurance will be in jail for making public a password to a top secret CART Website

[GreyLady]

Their is always somebody on the fiddle these days I hope my Boat does'nt get cloned.

Edited August 21, 2015 by grumpy146

[kris88]

I'll be up that way in a couple of weeks. Looking forward to it.

Now don't you go getting in the way !

Regards kris

[Alan Saunders]

A virtual 'greenie' to 'Helen'! Her good humour and interpersonal skills have probably defused many a CRT customer annoyed by the attitude and inaccurate reporting by patrol and enforcement officers.

 

Has there ever been a proven case of a cloned registration number? Unsurprisingly, patrol officers remember boats in their area by name rather than number. Patrol officers make mistakes and, probably, like police, fill in their paperwork from memory. I once moored at dusk on a 48hr mooring Great Bedwyn, at 10am the next day I had a notice attached to my boat saying that I had overstayed - the location was entered as Wootton Rivers.

 

Alan