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What will happen if I drive my car with expired tax?
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you car if seen on the road without tax will be clamped or towed if you're driving about. Mine was clamped outside of my house (it didnt run, ceased engine)
Original post by Jeanlucpicard
I know it's an old thread 
Just trying it out and replying to the OP...just giving a bit of up to date info
Just trying it out and replying to the OP...just giving a bit of up to date info Op's last login date was: Last Activity 14-06-2012
You realise your mods hand out cards for what you did lol? Are you condoning it? (ie. it's no longer banned!)
Original post by samba
Op's last login date was: Last Activity 14-06-2012
You realise your mods hand out cards for what you did lol? Are you condoning it? (ie. it's no longer banned!)
You realise your mods hand out cards for what you did lol? Are you condoning it? (ie. it's no longer banned!)
Hey Samba, we're not condoning it, we're currently undergoing an experiment for old thread pages, but only on select pages.
Thanks
https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax
Not sure if OP has the requirements but it would solve a problem.
Not sure if OP has the requirements but it would solve a problem.
Original post by I likewinegums
Do police cars have devices that can pick up on un-taxed vehicles? are you sure that points are not given for expired tax and driving without it ?
Select ones do, those fitted with ANPR cameras check the whole range.
Most in my home area don't have them, although as I work in Croydon there are a LOT of police in that area and 99% of them drive ANPR fitted cars.
If your car drives past their camera, and you have:
No Tax
No Insurance
It will flag up on their MDT (Mobile Data Terminal) and an alarm sound will go off in their car... they can then decide to stop you for it and do the relevant checks.
Markers put on the car for things such as Drugs, Firearms offences, etc will show up on screen for the officers to then decide whether they wish to pull you up and check you aren't "re-offending".
(edited 8 years ago)
Original post by L338O
Do petrol stations scan your reg using ANPR to check for tax and insurance ? If so do they report it to the Dvla ?
This thread is from 2012 and hasnt had a reply in well over a year. Start your own thread.
Original post by JUNknow
Nothin happen. Have entitlements drive no tax for 2 week as long get done be fine.
No one has replied in this thread since 2016 - driving without tax is never okay.
I bought a car.The next day the police took away the car.What do i do now,or the police can do it?
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