motability car log book?

mandyboops1973

I picked up my motability car 6 weeks ago and today i came out of tesco to find my number plate shatterd on the floor ,somebody has hit me and driven off :mad: the only visable damage is my number plate but i havent reviced any logbook so how can i get a replacement one?

[Deleted User]

afaik just go out and buy one,unless motability will pay for it/replace it

sizzler1893

Call Motability, they hold the logbook but will issue copies if need be.

System

woodbine wrote: »

afaik just go out and buy one,unless motability will pay for it/replace it

You can't do that these days. You must show the V5 (unless you get it from an unauthorised outlet)

davsidipp

you can buy them scotland

[Deleted User]

If either of your car number plates is cracked, broken, faded or has marks obstructing the letters and numbers it is illegal and must be replaced.
At Halfords, we can supply you with a brand new registration plate or plates, contact your local store for a quote. We can also fit them from just £3.99. However, you must ensure you bring the correct documentation with you to your local store so that we can supply them to you.
DVLA guidelines state that in order to obtain new number plates customers now have to provide current verification of personal details and proof of entitlement to the registration mark quoted.
At least one original document from each of the lists below is required. The combination of the documents must be sufficient to check your name, address and the entitlement.
The acceptable documents are:
Proof of Identity:

• A driving licence
• A Bank/Building Society statement
• A current utility, telephone or Council Tax bill
• A passport
• A National ID card issued by the Government of a state of territory other than the UK
• A debit or credit card issued by a bank or building society
• A police warrant card
• An armed forces identity card

Proof of Entitlement:

• A Vehicle Registration Certificate (V5C) (preferred document)
• The tear- off slip (V5C/2) from (V5C section 10)
• A Certificate of entitlement to a mark (V750)
• A Cherished Transfer Retention Certificate (V778)
• A Vehicle Licence Renewal (V11)
• A temporary registration certificate (V379)
• An Authorisation Certificate (V948) from DVLA Local Office with official DVLA stamp
• A letter of authorisation from Fleet Operators (including a lease/hire company). The letter must quote the document reference number from the V5C
• A record of the insurer's name, reference and policy number (for repairs approved by an insurance company).

Pre-booking for fitting may be required - contact your local store. Fitting subject to vehicle inspection.