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Rosie, i take it u r thinking back to a thread a while ago that Jake mentioned it in.

 

No you cant drive it to somewhere to have work done. If you take it to have a MOT and it fails...then and only then can you drive it to the place to have the work done.

 

ill double check in bit after match :D but im sure that right ..sorry

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You're forgetting that some dozy bint 2 years ago thought it would be a good idea to have it delocked and dehandled. Therefore I can't open the door without it being done first and won't pass the MOT because there won't be a mechanical entry method.

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Crossed my mind, I've pm'd him for ideas of how we can get round it but it's 2 good days of work to get it fitted and working... so I don't think any amount of fluttering will do it!

 

Originally I was gonna have it done before it left the bodyshop but the company up there want £400 odd quid more :eek: **** off!!!!!

 

Plus I don't trust anyone anymore, Matts the exception to that when it comes to alarms etc!

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If I get pulled and have to declare docs though... that the worry. It's a fair way from me to Matt. I was thinking about getting the MOT done in that area then at least the drive back will be ok! But if it's got to fail first then it'll have to fail here, be driven there and then back here for a re-test :rolleyes:

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I wouldn't be insured for theft without an alarm, it wouldn't invalidate the driving bit.

 

Yeah, just a PITA that's all *sigh*

 

uve come so far with that PITA a little further wont matter.

 

Well id get it too fail once just make sure it will definatly pass the 2nd time

 

If you do get stopped and asked to get out dont shut door behind u!!

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Rosie, you CAN take it to a place of repair;

 

"MOT. Cars and motorcycles MUST normally pass an MOT test three years from the date of the first registration and every year after that. You MUST NOT drive a vehicle without an MOT certificate, when it should have one. Driving an unroadworthy vehicle may invalidate your insurance. Exceptionally, you may drive to a pre-arranged test appointment or to a garage for repairs required for the test."

 

from;

http://www.highwaycode.gov.uk/28.htm#6

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Book it in for an MoT at a garage near Matt. Drive it down there two or three days before the MoT but take it to Matt's place instead. If you get stopped on your way say you're taking it to the MoT station for the pre-booked MoT.

There's nothing in the law that says you can only drive it to the station on the day of the test. Two or three days is a reasonable amount of time prior to the actual MoT

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Found the mail!

 

CUSTOMER REF : V16214

 

Thank you for your e-mail.

 

Yes. It is legal for you to drive the vehicle, unlicensed, to a pre-booked

Mot test and home again, providing you have insurance .This is the only

occasion you can do this.

 

 

Regards

 

Lesley Beynon

Customer Enquiries Vehicles

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Found the mail!

 

CUSTOMER REF : V16214

 

Thank you for your e-mail.

 

Yes. It is legal for you to drive the vehicle, unlicensed, to a pre-booked

Mot test and home again, providing you have insurance .This is the only

occasion you can do this.

 

 

Regards

 

Lesley Beynon

Customer Enquiries Vehicles

 

That only mentions the MOT!! :D

 

 

SteveR, nice one, that sounds more like it! :thumbs:

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