Drivers are making themselves invisible to speed and ANPR cameras in increasing numbers by making a change to their cars.

Police chiefs say the issue is bigger than many people think - and that seems to be the case with over 4,300 drivers detected breaking the law in Birmingham in just two weeks.

They were using so-called 'ghost' plates, which have been cloned or modified in some way so they can't be read by speed or ANPR cameras.

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They allow motorists to get away with speeding, running red lights and other acts of dangerous driving without fear of being caught.

Worse still, if plates are cloned, speeding fines and penalty points could be sent to innocent owners of ca

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