Driving a vehicle without a rear bumper can be dangerous, as it can increase the risk of damage to the vehicle and injury to passengers in the event of a collision. It can also make the vehicle more difficult to control, as the rear bumper helps to provide stability and traction.
If you are caught driving without a rear bumper, you could be issued with a fixed penalty notice or you may be prosecuted in court. The maximum penalty for driving without a rear bumper is a fine of £2,500 and three penalty points on your driving licence.
It is important to note that the rules on rear bumpers may vary in other countries, so if you are travelling abroad it is important to check the local regulations before driving.
