You screwed up, pay the fine.
The policeman made a commonsense decision, good for him.
The policeman made a commonsense decision, good for him.
nickso";p="1189479 said:probably knew your previous form and decided to fine your daughter instead. might stop her following in her dear old daddies footsteps
.[/quoteSo, nlck, just Llke that coppper,one attltude, sad person,
l wasn't legal for 20 yrs now l am, my daughter ls now,because she's been told lt's hard to beat. next daugther, stlLL 16, Llcence ready; test booked,
and lessons learned.
l'm not a bad person.
Can bet your life the coppers checked it over.
If it had anything that looked slightly iffy in there eyes, it wouldn't have been allowed to be moved (except on a transporter).
If it looks straight, and they can see its just a case of "I forgot" then they'll let it go on.
As for insurance, it's not automatically invalid, (the mot document states that the insurance *may* be invalid) but any insurance company who needed to pay out for something would use the "no valid MOT" to worm their way out of things.
Whats the fine now? £30?
AFAIK current MOT certs also contain a sticker that you an put on the sun blind etc.
I have now started sticking them there
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