Re: [doc] Re: Driving a D b4 registering

[Mike Green <mikedx@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thing is though, he was asking the question:

"What is the law regarding driving a d if you have insurance and MOT!"

Well forgive me if i'm mistaken but I dont think there are any laws
that state you cant drive a car WITH insurance and an MOT.

Registration/license plates however are different...



On 7/7/05, jamesrguk <James_rg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Yes legally speaking, it should be a 'Pre-Booked' appointment and
> must be in writing/on computer.
> 
> and yes you can drive it from the MOT test centre back home if it
> fails, you can also legally drive it to a prebooked appointmend at a
> local garage for the nessasary remidial work to be carried out
> 
> The Law States:
> 
> "A vehicle without an MOT test certificate may be driven to a test
> station provided an MOT test appointment has been arranged or if it
> is being driven to the garage to have work done after it has failed
> the test."
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> James
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> --- In doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Nick Tomlinson
> <nickandkathryntomlinson@xxxx> wrote:
> > Best to ring the garage beforehand so it is logged on thier
> computer system/ books just in case you get stopped. Then it is down
> in writing just in case the policeman/ woman doesn't believe
> the "just taking to garage officer" excuse.
> >
> > NickT.
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