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 Posted: 22:33 - 03 Nov 2015 Post subject: SORN- how does it work? |
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Bike is due for an MOT on the 10th, was thinking about SORNing it and getting the Mot Done in the Spring.
So how does it work as ive never SORNed before,
Does it effect my insurance/ no claims etc
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SORN was to stop people dodging road tax.
But it now means DVLArsehole gets moar funds as silly fuckers like me gets caught out (too often to be serioous) .
You cannot have/own/be the registered keeper of an un-taxed vehicle.
A 'registered' vehicle MUST be SORNed if not taxed.
It doesn't need to be insured to be SORNed but if you value the vehicle then insure for relevant reasons.
You will need insurance to get tax when tax is due or you want to use it on the road again.
A vehicle is considered permanently SORNed until it is TAXed again. ____________________ Disclaimer: The comments above may be predicted text and not necessarily the opinion of MCN. |
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It's worth double checking your insurance covers vehicles not on the road.
A friend insured his old landy with Footman James who somehow found out it was on SORN while he was doing some work on it (couple of months) around the time the MOT expired and cancelled his insurance without him knowing.
Went to MOT and tax it etc to find half a years policy had disappeared because "we don't cover vehicles that aren't roadworthy" or similar explanation. ____________________ Looking to pass your CBT / Bike tests in Bury Lancashire? try www.focusridertraining.co.uk Would recommend.
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Correct, you need an MOT to buy VED, but the MOT expiring doesn't to the best of my current knowledge cancel the VED.
However, there's little benefit to keeping the VED running if it's off the road, since you don't need VED when riding to or from an MOT.
There's the caveat that (sort of as above) your insurer might indeed have some horrid clause about not covering the bike unless it's got an extant MOT.
Which does raise the question of how you get it to the MOT station, to which I'd shrug and say "M'dunno." ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Never had any problems 're-taxing, and I've had about 4 on 3 different vehicles. ____________________ A Guide To Powerbands |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 10 years, 239 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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