Reply With QuoteSomeone has admitted to doing something illegal on this thread though.Originally Posted by Barry Shitpeas
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Well it's definitely not true that your insurance is void if you have no tax. That's one of the more popular urban myths.
Someone has admitted to doing something illegal on this thread though.
I live in a narrow side street and a cheeky ****er around the corner parks in the street and my neighbor got 3 ****ing cars so I got to try and race home to try and park outside my own house
It's lucky for me that you are not the type to go on about it
Just go out and string him up, I did that to my neighbour for the same reason and hey presto, problem solved.
The rest of the street seen me doing it too so now nobody parks outside my house, great it is.
This.
Mrs R tells me this all the time.
That's correct, your insurance is void if there's no MOT not tax.This.
Mrs R tells me this all the time.
I don't mind my neighbour just unfortunate he got 3 vehicles. The guy around the corner don't park outside my house anymore not sure whyJust go out and string him up, I did that to my neighbour for the same reason and hey presto, problem solved.
The rest of the street seen me doing it too so now nobody parks outside my house, great it is.
All the timeThis.
Mrs R tells me this all the time.
Not necessarily true either. From Parkers -
"Driving without an MOT won't always make your insurance invalid. In most instances the insurers will still pay out in full - and if your car is stolen, or damaged, the payout will usually only be reduced to reflect the value of the car without a current MOT.
However, some policies state in the small print that an MOT must be in force.
If you drive on public roads without an MOT there will be a fine if you’re caught by the police, the only exception is if you’re travelling to a pre-booked MOT test, this must be a direct route though, and to your nearest garage that provides the test".
How can you be insured if your car has no legal right to be on the road?
Not necessarily untrue either then is it? Most policies say it's a must.
Most people buy a car to commute etc not to drive off-road so therefore would need a valid MOT.
Simply pull your car up to the car and push it out of the way. Put a pillow between the cars to avoid scratches.
Problemo solved.
Or get the local smack head to set fire to it for a £10 bag. Hypothetically speaking mind.
Yup
https://www.gov.uk/check-mot-status
Check MOT and Tax details with reg and make
House brick through the windscreen,the rest of the neighbors will soon complain about the wreck in the street.Job done
The council will be the one's who take it away ( often contracted out )
The Police will only move it if it causing a dangerous obstruction
Now to speed it up, you need to have " fluids " coming from it, then is will become a health / environment hazard
I twittered Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns yesterday to remove the vehicle that's been outside for a year.
He twittered me back within half hour and asked me to DM him details.
Top man is Alun.
Fair play to him, you would think he'd have more pressing matters. I did my ankle in celebrating Vokes goal against Belgium, so I'm struggling to do much. Anyway I've just emailed him and he's coming round this afternoon to mow my lawn. Top man.
It don't belong to Dean Saunders, does it.
Have you nicked the Stereo yet ?
Youre wrong
In Barry?
I stopped reading at that point.
As long as it's not been left in gear or is an automatic left in 'Park'. Otherwise you're laughing. Lots of hand brakes are totally ineffective, especially on older cars.
Get the number of for NSL in Bridgend who are DVLAs agents regarding untaxed cars. They'll gladly pick it up. Haven't worked for them in a while so don't have the number
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