New rule coming in for your mot
If you book your car in for its mot and it fails you now get a refusal to mot your car
And you can't drive it even if your old mot is still in date
You can only drive it to a testing station only if it's pre booked
If you get could get a £2500 fine and 4 points or even a ban
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New mot rule
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Re: New mot rule
When's that coming into force?
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Re: New mot rule
That's just daft, I've being saying that somthing like that should come in but not for every car it'd be up to the tester, if you fail on lights or something drive away until you get it retested, if you fail on a rotten chassis or canvas showing on tyres well you shouldn't be on the road anyway and should be fined for doing somthing so dangerous
Up until recently in Ireland you could drive around in a complete heap and have a test appointment and the cops could do nothing as long as you showed a text or email confirming test date but you could cancel up to 2 weeks before and get no cancellation fee then just book another date [emoji38]
Up until recently in Ireland you could drive around in a complete heap and have a test appointment and the cops could do nothing as long as you showed a text or email confirming test date but you could cancel up to 2 weeks before and get no cancellation fee then just book another date [emoji38]
If it doesn't fit,
force it,
If it breaks,
It needed replacing anyway
force it,
If it breaks,
It needed replacing anyway
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Re: New mot rule
It's in now
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Re: New mot rule
johnny wrote:That's just daft, I've being saying that somthing like that should come in but not for every car it'd be up to the tester, if you fail on lights or something drive away until you get it retested, if you fail on a rotten chassis or canvas showing on tyres well you shouldn't be on the road anyway and should be fined for doing somthing so dangerous
Up until recently in Ireland you could drive around in a complete heap and have a test appointment and the cops could do nothing as long as you showed a text or email confirming test date but you could cancel up to 2 weeks before and get no cancellation fee then just book another date [emoji38]
Now a fail is a fail you can't drive it end of tbh a lot of decent people will just fit a bulb and pass it
They are just clamping down as people are selling cars with like a month mot
Put it in for its test it fails
Under the old rules they would sell it on
With the months mot the buyer then puts it in and it fails the buyer then has the cost to sort it or gets ripped off
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Re: New mot rule
So of a car fails, the tester would have to do any work?
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Re: New mot rule
How do you get the car home? Lol
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Re: New mot rule
Pretty sure they didnt even bring in the rule stopping you doing that in Ireland as there was such a backlog for the NCTjohnny wrote:That's just daft, I've being saying that somthing like that should come in but not for every car it'd be up to the tester, if you fail on lights or something drive away until you get it retested, if you fail on a rotten chassis or canvas showing on tyres well you shouldn't be on the road anyway and should be fined for doing somthing so dangerous
Up until recently in Ireland you could drive around in a complete heap and have a test appointment and the cops could do nothing as long as you showed a text or email confirming test date but you could cancel up to 2 weeks before and get no cancellation fee then just book another date [emoji38]
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Re: New mot rule
No you can drive it home for repairBarraclough wrote:So of a car fails, the tester would have to do any work?
But you can't drive it
You can only drive it to the testing station if pre booked as you could in the past
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Push it or tow it lolstanc3w0rks wrote:How do you get the car home? Lol
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