Speeding biker tries covering license plate with foot to avoid ticket

Speeding biker tries covering license plate with foot to avoid ticket

2026-10-12

Think you can avoid getting caught by a speed camera by covering your license plate? Think again! In Miaoli’s Zhunan Township, a scooter rider who was going 105kph in a 60kph zone tried hooking his foot over his plate to avoid getting caught by the camera. But police tracked him down anyway from security cameras, identifying him by his helmet and clothing.

In this ridiculous photo, a scooter driver holds tight to the handlebars while leaning forward. If you look further down, you can see his left foot is hooked like a crab. But he’s not trying to show off. He’s trying to avoid a speeding ticket.

The photo was taken on a section of Gongyi Road in Miaoli’s Zhunan Township. It’s a busy roadway with a speed limit of 60kph, but the driver was going 105. Seeing a speed camera up ahead, he came up with the wild idea to block the plate with his foot to avoid the ticket.

- What a punk.
- Would a sensible rider do that?
- No. No way. Definitely not in the morning.

But law enforcement was on it. The driver thought he was being clever, but experienced police officers are no pushovers. They checked security cameras along his route and identified him by his helmet and clothing.

Lin Hung-ming
Miaoli traffic brigade deputy captain
He not only ignored the 60kph speed limit, going far over at 105kph, but acted recklessly by using his foot to cover his plate when passing a speed camera.

You can cover your plate like that for a while, but you’ll eventually get tired and give the police a chance to catch you! Since he was going well above the speed limit and intentionally tried to obscure his plate, he will be fined between NT$6,000 and NT$36,000 and faces a six-month suspension of his vehicle registration.

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#trafficsafety #speeding #oddity #police #Miaoli #licenseplate #trafficticket

哪招? 騎士一路狂飆遇測速照相上演"螃蟹腳遮車牌"

2026-10-12

以為遮住車牌，就能躲過測速照相嗎?答案是，你錯了！苗栗竹南鎮，有騎士在限速60公里的道路，飆速騎到105公里，遇到測速照相時，還故意把左腳往後勾，呈現螃蟹腳姿勢，想試圖遮住車牌。警方沿路調閱監視器，靠安全帽和衣著特徵交叉比對，最後還是把人揪出來。

來看看這誇張景象!這位老兄，雙手緊握把手，身體往前傾斜，但仔細看，這名騎士的左腳往後勾，上演螃蟹腳奇招，不是在耍帥，是想用腳把車牌遮住，企圖躲避測速照相！

事發在苗栗竹南鎮公義路一帶，這條路車流量大，限速60公里，但這名騎士卻一路飆車催到105公里。眼看前方就是測速照相桿，他突發奇想，用腳來擋車牌，以為這樣就能逃過罰單。

- 小屁孩吧
- 你覺得一般正經騎士會這樣嗎
- 不會，不會，早上都不會這樣

魔高一尺，道高一丈！騎士自以為耍小聰明，但警察老經驗，可不是省油的燈。調閱沿途監視器，從騎士的安全帽、衣著特徵，交叉比對，抽絲剝繭，查出騎士身份。

[[苗栗縣警局交通隊副隊長林宏明]]
“不僅無視該路段速限60公里，狂飆至時速105公里，更在通過測速照相桿時，異想天開故意用腳將車牌遮住

腳可以一時伸出去遮車牌，總會酸，沒辦法一路不放下，最後還是被警方抓包！因為嚴重超速，再加上故意遮擋車牌，被依道路交通管理處罰條例，處新台幣六千以上，三萬六千元以下罰鍰，同時還會被吊扣車牌六個月。

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