dennis@home wrote:


"george [dicegeorge]" wrote in message
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I did that with the daughters car when we met at Warwick services and
I brought it up to Preston to get an MOT and looked at for a water leak.
Garage owner laughed his head of, but agreed there was nothing the
police could do about it, because it was on its way for a pre booked
MOT. The law does not stipulate were, or how far away, the MOT
station should be. It passed, with no recommendation's, by the way.

Dave

I did this for many years when I lived in a bus (which had insurance
but no tax.)
When eviction / site moving time came,
book an MOT,
go for MOT,
pass or fail,

You do understand the difference between driving a car with no MOT and
driving an MOT failure?
Check that your insurance is valid if you are driving an un-roadworthy car.

return to new site.

[g]

yes its much more serious driving an unroadworthy vehicle than an
un-moted one,
legally morally and dangerously,
but you can fail a MOT if the indicator light flashing indicator bulb is
loose!

[g]