On 15/08/2016 14:11, Andrew wrote:
On 15/08/2016 13:14, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Tim+ wrote:
Council however reported it to DVLA because it's SORNed and on the
public road, but DLVA did nothing.

I thought it was an offence to have a car on a public road without an
MOT?

It certainly is with no VED paid. Think it has to be insured too. But no
MOT may only be an offence if driven.

How do you insure a car without an MOT ?.

One very common way is to go to one of the comparison websites, fill in
your details, pick an insurer, accept the contract, and pay them some money.

Alternatively one can go direct to an insurer, eg Direct Line, or to a
physical broker.

And of course accepting the current insurance company's quote for a renewal.

The process is identical to insuring a car with an MOT, because no
insurance company requires an MOT to issue insurance.

Tax OTOH...