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Tractor without plates towing caravan on Plovdiv ring road

03.07.2026 19:11 1 min 1 source РУС
Plovdiv24.bg BUL
Tractor without plates towing caravan on Plovdiv ring road
Original source: Plovdiv24.bg

A video recorded on the Plovdiv ring road shows a tractor without license plates towing a caravan in heavy traffic. The tractor had flower pots instead of mandatory registration plates. The driver who filmed the incident noted that a police patrol nearby did not intervene. Under Bulgarian traffic law, driving without plates is an offense, and the slow-moving vehicle caused congestion and forced risky overtaking.

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Tractor without plates towing caravan on Plovdiv ring road

03.07.2026 Plovdiv24.bg BUL Original source

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Updated: 15.08.2026

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$1.75 /l

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