A NISSAN driver has been reported by police for a DVLA offence.
Thames Valley Police stopped the driver in Cox Green, Maidenhead after suspicious activity showed up on their system.
The owner of the Nissan had received a letter regarding no insurance on the car.
Police said they 'chose to ignore the warning'.
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The car was seized by police and the driver was reported for the offence.
It comes as part of Operation Tutelage is a national policing initiative to reduce uninsured driving.
If a vehicle is seen on the road and checks on police systems and the motor insurance database show it is not insured, a letter is sent to the registered keeper encouraging them to insure the vehicle.
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The penalty for the offence of driving a vehicle without insurance is a fixed penalty of £300 and six penalty points on your licence or, if the case goes to court, you could get an unlimited fine and be disqualified from driving.
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