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MOT is up on 17 September and there are absolutely no slots for any day of either August of September.
I actually drove over to the MOT place and got an examiner there who did say - oh try September which I hadn't really done.
Just after going the two months and no available slots. It means I won't be able to drive my car for God knows how long after 17 September.
I don't know what to do next. Thanks for any help.
I actually drove over to the MOT place and got an examiner there who did say - oh try September which I hadn't really done.
Just after going the two months and no available slots. It means I won't be able to drive my car for God knows how long after 17 September.
I don't know what to do next. Thanks for any help.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.jno - haven't read the link but I did think I would be ok as I actually received a letter via post last Saturday - that it was due on 17 September so I'll look at the link but dont think there are any more extensions.
Just asking - say if you were to drive without an MOT - are you covered by insurance?
Just asking - say if you were to drive without an MOT - are you covered by insurance?
The advice seems to be - take the earliest appointment you can,even if it's after your current MOT expires.
More details here.
They are well aware of the delays.
https:/ /www.ni direct. gov.uk/ article s/coron avirus- covid-1 9-and-m otoring
More details here.
They are well aware of the delays.
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