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How long can I drive without MOT?

 The simple answer is, no, it's illegal to drive without an MOT.

 If your vehicle is more than three years old, you can't drive without an MOT unless you are driving to a pre-booked test at an authorised test centre. If you're hoping to use this as an excuse and you're caught on the way to work, be warned

Can I check my MOT online?

Yes, you can. Simply use our online MOT checker and check your MOT online. You will receive all the information you need to check the MOT history of your vehicle.

Do you need your vehicle serviced? You've come to the right place. Car Service and Repair provides all of the car services that you require. For a hassle-free experience, we provide free car collection and delivery. All manufacturers recommend that you have your vehicle serviced on a regular basis to keep it in excellent working order.

Where can I check MOT expiry date?

Enter your reg on our system to check the MOT status of your car. You will see your MOT history along with the dates your vehicle received the MOT tests. You will also see when your MOT will expire. You can use the same system to check when your MOT is due. We also have a feature to set up a reminder when it is time to get your MOT.

 

Can I drive my car without MOT if it is booked in?

You are only allowed to drive your car when its MOT has expired IF you've booked in for the test and that's where you're driving to. If you're stopped on the way you MUST be able to prove that you have an appointment with an MOT centre.

Can I drive to garage for MOT?

Wondering whether you can drive a car without an MOT? The answer is that it is illegal to drive your car without an MOT unless you are driving to an MOT test centre or garage. However, even then your car must not have any serious, dangerous faults – these will be listed on your MOT test certificate

How many points is no MOT?

3 penalty points

Penalty for driving without an MOT. You can be fined up to £1,000 for driving a car without a valid MOT. If you drive a vehicle deemed 'dangerous' by an MOT test, you can be fined up to £2,500, be banned from driving and receive 3 penalty points.

Are MOT certificates still issued 2021?

Are MOT certificates still issued? Yes, MOT certificates should still be issued by your test garage

Curious about your MOT due date? Eager to know the MOT history

 

 

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