I think its the fact that were only recently on board with the 40 year thing, the rules are the same as far as i am aware. Just depends who you get at the counter it seemsHad found that. Think things are slightly different for over here as usual though! Rules of what's eligible etc should be the same.
Yeah, I’ve always done it online. Though we have to go to the post office now because the car isn’t MOT’d. A well, I’d rather that than having to get a car MOT’d every year.Every year I used to have to explain that it was free and use a highlighter on the bit of the renewal letter that said £0.00.................... then explain that I didn't need a certificate of exemption so just started to do renew online
That's exactly the case, you are self-certifying, you sign the form and the onus is on you to ensure that the vehicle is kept roadworthy. And that's always the case anyway; the onus is on the owner.I would just worry how that works with insurance etc. With the V112 form you are basically self certifying the MOT exemption lol
As long as the insurance is valid thats all i would worry about lol. Yeah, i know boys that get them MOTd anyway, personally i wouldnt bother as i know the car is 110% and gets anything it needs. Wife says its treated better than herThat's exactly the case, you are self-certifying, you sign the form and the onus is on you to ensure that the vehicle is kept roadworthy. And that's always the case anyway; the onus is on the owner.
The MOT only guarantees road worthiness the moment it drives out of the test centre. I think you are still able to pay your money and get a test if you want. Or get a mechanic to look it over once a year.
Have contacted DVLA and they are useless, basically said the Police will be ok with it??????
Just a pain in the arse to get the carbs setup for the emissions for MOT and then back to running properly afterwards lolIs it really that hard to MOT it anyway ?