Can you get one booked in online. You should be ok if it’s booked.
I just realised my MOT certificate expired 3 weeks ago. I really need my car tomorrow and this weekend, anyone know if it's a big risk to drive without MOT? I don't think I'll be able to get it done tomorrow. Thanks.
You’d get a FPN and 3 points. It is likely to be £100
Biggest problem is if you have an accident as insurers may say the policy is invalid
Living out the country I totally forgot to update mine last year and it overran by a few months. Genuinely didn't have a clue. The garage said I was probably lucky, but at the same time if you have it booked in, even if you get pulled over, the police will not have an issue if you can prove that it is in the calendar. I would get it booked and not worry too much!
Fair play, just not worth it. If the worst did happen and even if it wasn't your fault, you'd not only be prosecuted but not forgive yourself either.I don't want that, and I've lucked out so far, so I'll leave it at home. Thanks
Had remembered a wtong monthSame I drove for 7 months without knowinhn
You can sign up for text and email reminders too.If anyone is unsure you can check here:
Check the MOT status of a vehicle
Then pop it on your calendar. Everyone reading on phone or pc so easy to set yourself a reminder.
You can sign up for text and email reminders too.
Shame they don't send you one like the tax.
Great, thanks for this. Trying to get it booked now.
It’s a myth - the police will still issue the fine and the real issue is insurance
They won't. A fine will not get issued if it is booked in unless the copper is either having the worst day of their life or you've done something to piss them off.
The insurance may well be a problem however.
My sister did the same and ended up getting fined.It’s a myth - the police will still issue the fine and the real issue is insurance
If they just knew whose car it is,So many ANPR cameras around these days it isn’t knowingly taking the risk. You haven’t even got to be pulled over.
Without a valid MOT?I'm definitely insured, just checked.
So many ANPR cameras around these days it isn’t knowingly taking the risk. You haven’t even got to be pulled over.
You won't be if you drive it.I'm definitely insured, just checked.
Without a valid MOT?
You won't be without an mot if you have to claim. They'd in all probability refuse to pay outI'm definitely insured, just checked.
You won't be without an mot if you have to claim. They'd in all probability refuse to pay out
I'm definitely insured, just checked.
I think they’re more common on motorways; I’ve not driven in the UK for 5 years thoughI'm thinking more in the sense I haven't forgotten about renewing insurance, so when I have my mot I'll be OK. In the meantime have to hope haven't been picked up by one of those cameras.
You'd be unlucky if so I'd have thoughtI'm thinking more in the sense I haven't forgotten about renewing insurance, so when I have my mot I'll be OK. In the meantime have to hope haven't been picked up by one of those cameras.
They won't. A fine will not get issued if it is booked in unless the copper is either having the worst day of their life or you've done something to piss them off.
The insurance may well be a problem however.
Couldn’t tell you but along with fixed cameras pretty much every police vehicle has one. The fixed ones tend to be strategically placed where they’ll generate the most income so areas where there’s high amounts of traffic, roads leading to areas there’s possibly a high concentration of motoring offenders etc.Are there many in Coventry?
Yes but in an accident the vehicles roadworthiness will be the valuation of it and it’s then not legally roadworthy
Couldn’t tell you but along with fixed cameras pretty much every police vehicle has one. The fixed ones tend to be strategically placed where they’ll generate the most income so areas where there’s high amounts of traffic, roads leading to areas there’s possibly a high concentration of motoring offenders etc.
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