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If you wanted to sell your licensed vehicle to a private buyer would you need to then get the car MOT'd before the sale?

No, but he would need one to use it on the road. As would you if it were no longer licenced

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MOT Certifcate exemption....under Reg.6 of the moter vehicles (Test) Regulations 1981 (as amended). 8)

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If you wanted to sell your licensed vehicle to a private buyer would you need to then get the car MOT'd before the sale?

What most lads do is get a MOT as well if they know it's the last year they will license it. :wink:

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grandad wrote:
If you wanted to sell your licensed vehicle to a private buyer would you need to then get the car MOT'd before the sale?


No is the answer but If the buyer wanted to drive the licensed vehicle then they would need the appropriate license to drive it.

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well our cars only have a normal mot with a quick check list done for taxi purposes
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well our cars only have a normal mot with a quick check list done for taxi purposes


Each licensing area has its own requirement with regards to MOT, some say in house MOT's are more stringent but others might dispute that.

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Would I be correct in saying that if the LA require both, then you have to have both.

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Would I be correct in saying that if the LA require both, then you have to have both.


I would assume so.

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grandad wrote:
Would I be correct in saying that if the LA require both, then you have to have both.
Yes. Ours no longer issue compliance cert. but we still have 2 tests per year at the hackney (which are stiffer) as well as MOT.

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Would I be correct in saying that if the LA require both, then you have to have both.


I would assume so.

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I won't go down to my LA with all guns blazing then. :wink:

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grandad wrote:
Would I be correct in saying that if the LA require both, then you have to have both.

Well your LA is as thick as pigs s***. :shock:

They must have asked for the opt-out from the MOT lark, for them to have been granted permission to use compliance certificates.

So WTF do they now want both? :-k

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