MOT

Post by **Richie848evo** » 17 Oct 2016, 17:48

Might just do but it's got to be 10c + and dry

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Post by **lee** » 17 Oct 2016, 18:19

Perfectly legal to ride a bike / drive a car on the road with no mot.

Done it loads of times.

Police cant even issue a fine let alone take it.

Have to admit i wouldnt know where you stood with regards sorn.
Maybe the tax is no longer valid due to no mot so needs sorn?
Bloody minefield with the tax going online and the insurance continuous insurance enforcement.

Id say cab is possibly right.

Post by **cupidstunt** » 17 Oct 2016, 18:50

A quick google .........Hes wrong only need to sorn for tax/insurance mot doesnt apply so there

Post by **cupidstunt** » 17 Oct 2016, 19:14

The only time you can use a vehicle on the road with no mot is if you are taking it to a pre booked test or returning from one .Plod can give you a 100 quid fixed penalty on the spot for no mot.

Post by **lee** » 17 Oct 2016, 19:16

cupidstunt wrote:The only time you can use a vehicle on the road with no mot is if you are taking it to a pre booked test or returning from one .Plod can give you a 100 quid fixed penalty on the spot for no mot.

Yup.
Perfectly legal.
No mot and drive on the road.

Post by **rumpoldstilskin** » 17 Oct 2016, 21:19

I got a £60 fine last time i forgot about my MOT.

Stumoores · Post by **Stumoores** » 18 Oct 2016, 15:15

Out of season MOT's are the way forward

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