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Car owners could be made to pay is anyone is caught on camera throwing litter from their vehicle, regardless of who the culprit is.
'No excuse for littering'The proposals would mean the registered owner of the vehicle has to pay a fine themselves or identify the litter bug.
Ministers are looking at ways to close a loophole that has stopped officials imposing spot fines of up to £80 for such offences.
At present they can only take action against the individual litter bug not the registered keeper of the car.
London's bylaws will be changed in June to get around the problem and the plan is to extend the changes nationwide.
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Environment Minister Joab Ruddock "There is no excuse for littering, particularly from cars.
"People can save rubbish inside their car and dispose of it at home.
"I am always horrified and angry when I see people throw something from a car."
Paul Bettison, of the Local Government Association, said: "Some of the current legislation is a mire of confusion.
"Registered keepers of vehicles can be prosecuted for speeding if details of the offender are given, so why not for littering?"
A spokeswoman for the Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said they were in talks "to find the best solution to this loophole".
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Suppose it had to come.
Recycle bins for the car is next.
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yeh, 3 plastic tubs in the boot...
green.... for food/general waste
grey .... for cardboard/plastic bottles/paper
brown.... for plants/leaves that fall onto your car from trees etc
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Forum Guardian
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[quote=jonah
brown.... for plants/leaves that fall onto your car from trees etc [/quote]
lol.
Soon we will have to collect our exhaust fumes and dispose of them in an eco friendly way.
Or a water butt or guttering around the car to collect rain water and water jet water.
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Do they have nothing better to do? Are they that bored? If you walk through Birkenhead town centre for about 1 mile, you can spot 50 things that need sorting, and they resort to throwing a cigarette butt out of the window.
"C20 LET bang"
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Its only a matter of time before they swap the cctv's for machine pistols, so the can take out the offenders instantly!
I can't wait for the introduction of flatulence meters.
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