in golf, there is a something called "within the spirit of the game", it's not a rule, but an understanding... basically, there are some things that you can "technically" do... eg, your ball is just off the green, but in the way of your playing partner, so you can mark it if he/she asks you to. You mark it. "Technically" when you place your ball back down there is nothing stopping you from aligning a logo/line on your ball, in the direction of the way you want to putt, helping you with the next shot. Your ball wasn't at rest like that, but because you had to mark it and then replace it, there's nothing stopping you putting it down any way you wish. Thing is, that isn't "within the spirit of the game", you've taken an unfair advantage, within the rules of the game. Hence, the term "within the spirit of the game" to help in those particular situations.
Yes technically the police can fine these cars, but, it's definitely not "within the spirit of the game" and by no means helps police / community relationships. (please don't take the word 'game' too literally people)
Anyone noticed what the NSW police just received? A Lotus Exige, yellow, black rims, T-wing. The Police themselves have said they hope it will bridge the gap a little between the enthuisasts and the police, give a bit of a common talking point, improve relations a little.
BBT fiasco? Anti-pr exercise is you ask me...