No chance of success I'd say, at least here in the UK. The physical location of the corporate entity would be the companies registered address, that place where

No chance of success I'd say, at least here in the UK. The physical location of the corporate entity would be the companies registered address, that place where, statutorily, communications are mandated. If he was driving to that companies registered address, then to succeed he would need to show firstly that it's possible for the corporate entity, a thing indivisible by nature of its personhood, could be both in his car and legally placed locationally with his destination at the same time. Perhaps he could say that that it was a baby person, not being fully incorporated yet. But I doubt he had a baby seat in the car with him, so I'm not sure that would work either.