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1
Q

What do you need to tax a vehicle?

A

Valid insurance
Valid MOT

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2
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What do you need if you want to keep your car off road and not taxed? For how long does this last?

A

SORN: Statutory Off Road Notification

Lasts until re-taxed, sold or scrapped

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3
Q

What does 3rd party insurance cover?

A

Other road users

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4
Q

What is insurance excess?

A

The amount you pay

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5
Q

What is a cover note?

A

Temporary insurance document which proves cover ~1 month

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6
Q

Why do a pass plus test?

A

To IMPROVE driving SKILLS
Safer driver, less risk to insurance, reduces premium

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7
Q

What is the maximum fine for driving without insurance?

A

UNLIMITED

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8
Q

If borrowing a car, what must you ensure?

A

That it is ensured for your use

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9
Q

What is an MOT test? When are they required?

A

Ministry of Transport Test
New car: 3y
Annually thereafter

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10
Q

When can you drive without an MOT certificate?

A

When driving to a pre-arranged MOT appointment

(Can’t drive to garage to BOOK appointment)

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11
Q

What is the maximum fine for having no MOT?

A

£1000

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12
Q

What is a V5(c)?

A

Vehicle registration document
Ownership of car

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13
Q

What does a V5(c) show?

A

Name
Address (need to keep updated)
Vehicle details

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14
Q

For what reasons would you need to contact the DVLA in relation to V5(c)?

A

If change address
If modify car e.g. change colour
If selling car

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15
Q

What can you get points for?

A

Tyres <1.6mm
Having no insurance (6)
Driving whilst on mobile (6) + £1000

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16
Q

How do you get licence back after a ban?

A

Re-do theory test
Re-do practical test
(if get another 6 points within 2y need to re-do both again)

17
Q

What are the requirements for supervising a learner driver?

A

Age 21
Had licence for 3y

18
Q

2 reasons to contact DVLA about your licence

A

New medical condition
Change to eyesight below minimum required limit

19
Q

What is a producer?

A

Requirement to produce documents within 7 days to the police

20
Q

What documents do you have to produce to the police if requested?

A

Driving licence
Insurance
MOT

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