MOT

Jul 04, 2007 23 Replies

The message from "Tony Bond" contains these words:

Never has in the past.

I stand corrected :)

*but* :)

What about now that they're all on the computer ? :)

hehe

An MOT does not prove roadworthiness, nor does lack of an MOT prove a car is unroadworthy.

I have been driving a car round for the last three years with no MOT, perfectly legally.

True, but surely it depends on your definition of roadworthy. It wouldn't suprise me if the powers that be saw it as "black and white" and failing a test would prove it unroadworthy :(

Me too, first MOT for me will be in September, although, if I'd taken the car for a pre-SVA MOT, I'd have needed one every year from then on. I booked it in for an MOT and asked for an "equivalent test" when I got there, just for peace of mind before setting off across the pennines to the SVA station. The system is mad...

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