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Well I'm guessing if they want to check for tax they can ? Mot is suspended for six months anyway isn't it ?
I suppose it depends when the MOT expired. If it was in 1987 you probably have some explaining to do.
Well I'm guessing if they want to check for tax they can ? Mot is suspended for six months anyway isn't it ?
I imagine that missing VED is checked passively anyway, by any police enforcement camera, which I guess is the reason the lot mentioned above were caught.Well I'm guessing if they want to check for tax they can ? Mot is suspended for six months anyway isn't it ?
Not necessarily all that barking. Non food goods are still being delivered as far as I know. Presumably including lawnmowers.Not seen any police checks but I gather some rather barking excuses have been given out by motorists on the A59 approaching Cote du Blubberhouses
- Needed to deliver a lawnmower
- Needed to pick up a puppy
- The local vets are not open and need to go to one in Lancashire
They seem pretty valid to me....Not seen any police checks but I gather some rather barking excuses have been given out by motorists on the A59 approaching Cote du Blubberhouses
- Needed to deliver a lawnmower
- Needed to pick up a puppy
- The local vets are not open and need to go to one in Lancashire
Yea I know...like everyone doesn't know it's called Facefeck !
They seem pretty valid to me....
https://themanc.com/news/man-drives-112-miles-with-wife-in-the-boot-for-15-ebay-item/
It's a lockdown. Being locked in the boot of a car would seem to going the extra mile to me.
DVLA have mobile enforcement units just cruising the backstreets in normal times. These are just discreet vans with minimal signage and a couple of small ANPR cameras mounted on the roof. If you are not observant you might just dismiss them as the van of a tradesman and they drive around waiting for the cameras to get a hit, at which point they pull over and slap a wheel clamp on the offending vehicle.
Highly amusing for a law abiding vehicle owner like me..... It's not like taxing a car is difficult nowadays, with email & postal reminders and auto direct debit renewal. That is of course assuming you intend to pay....
Oh no !Christ Oz, that was set to earn me a few quid until you blew the whistle![]()
Needing to deliver a lawnlower just doesn't cut it IMONot seen any police checks but I gather some rather barking excuses have been given out by motorists on the A59 approaching Cote du Blubberhouses
- Needed to deliver a lawnmower
- Needed to pick up a puppy
- The local vets are not open and need to go to one in Lancashire
Not around here, it's a small white van with a huge camera on top forward facing, down & to the left, then words down the side of the van, in big black letters, such & such company (forget who) working in partnership with DSA or some such words, it was running around here week before last, going up & down each street.DVLA have mobile enforcement units just cruising the backstreets in normal times. These are just discreet vans with minimal signage and a couple of small ANPR cameras mounted on the roof. If you are not observant you might just dismiss them as the van of a tradesman and they drive around waiting for the cameras to get a hit, at which point they pull over and slap a wheel clamp on the offending vehicle.
Highly amusing for a law abiding vehicle owner like me..... It's not like taxing a car is difficult nowadays, with email & postal reminders and auto direct debit renewal. That is of course assuming you intend to pay....