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Re: Early MOT of SORNED vehicle without road tax?
DIR By: mickR
Date: March 27, 2026, 3:03 pm
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a hour vid ? i lasted about 2 mins of fast forward.
are any of them dead yet?
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Re: Early MOT of SORNED vehicle without road tax?
DIR By: roythebus
Date: March 27, 2026, 4:06 pm
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> [quote author=roythebus link=topic=10369.msg114633#msg114633
date=1774628166]
> It's possible to get an MoT up to 4 weeks before the expiry of
the current one. Is the bike insured would be more of a worry.
>
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It's actually possible to get an MoT at any time.
The significance of the 4-week window is that your new
certificate will be valid for a year from the expiry of the
previous one.
[/quote]Thanks, that is what I was meaning to get across.
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Re: Early MOT of SORNED vehicle without road tax?
DIR By: d612
Date: March 31, 2026, 1:27 pm
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Yes - I do this every year with my not quite yet classic second
car.
I have it SORN over the winter in my garages.
Take it direct to the MOT due in spring in this state.
and drive it direct back home again once passed.
Then once the weather gets better(!) I tax it for the year and
use it.
Then around Nov I cancel the tax and get the refund.
Generally I arrange the MOT a week or so prior to its expiry
date
One thing I do is put a sheet of paper on the passenger seat
"saying this car is on SORN"
To warn the garage doing the MOT not to park much less drive the
car on the road.
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