Taxed my 4x4 on line this morning, it runs out tomorrow. it takes 5 working days for the tax disk to arrive. does this mean I can be prosecuted for not displaying?
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Originally posted by Diver View Post
Probably, if you get spotted by a traffic warden or the fuzz. Try googling it or read the info on the DVLA website.
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Can't do, I vowed to drive my current one until I become a millionaire...Originally posted by Diver View PostAtW, Buy a new car, you won't have to MOT it for the next three years then.
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Built to last a lifetime thenOriginally posted by AtW View Post
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How about I put the email receipt from .gov in the windowOriginally posted by zeitghost
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
As somebody who drives a nineteen-year-old car, I very much want to have it tested at least once a year - not so much because I'm bothered about blocking the road (I have it serviced frequently, so that's only happened once in the seven years I've owned it) but because I want to be sure it's safe to drive.Comment
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FWIW I got my car tax online last year and it arrived within a couple of days.Originally posted by Diver View Post
Of course, where you live, it depends on how long it takes the Post Office pony to get up the hill
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostFWIW I got my car tax online last year and it arrived within a couple of days.
Of course, where you live, it depends on how long it takes the Post Office pony to get up the hill
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Depends how long it takes the postman to get his ass up the hill
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