dodgy mot

Tothepoint.

accy wrote: »

Sorry dont turn a blind eye to people who need help or illegal activity

No one needs your help and the car appears to be legal.

accy

takman wrote: »

Does the new MOT have any advisories and if the car hasn't moved then is the mileage on the current MOT the same as the last one?

Sorry takman dont even know who the vehicle belongs to.It was left on our street over 18 months ago and not been moved since

Fat_Walt

accy wrote: »

Sorry takman dont even know who the vehicle belongs to.It was left on our street over 18 months ago and not been moved since

Check the mot history then.

Lorian

accy wrote: »

How would i go about reporting this and to whom.
thanks

This will help

https://www.gov.uk/report-abandoned-vehicle

accy

Lorian wrote: »

This will help

https://www.gov.uk/report-abandoned-vehicle

Thanks Lorian

takman

accy wrote: »

Sorry takman dont even know who the vehicle belongs to.It was left on our street over 18 months ago and not been moved since

Here is the MOT history link:

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/

It will be interesting to see if the mileage has changed between MOT's.

AdrianC

accy wrote: »

Can you explain how would a vehicle with 4 flat tyres (basically a rust bucket with mould) whos mot ran out on the 14th have another 12 months on the 15th

Simple. That's not the vehicle those plates actually belong to.

forgotmyname

Someone bought the car for the plates, parks it up and buys shiny new plates whilst swapping the paperwork to their other vehicle.

Driving around in their car with the new reg and shiny plates whilst the
old cars sits there with the same plates on because they couldnt be bothered
to swap them to the new ones supplied by the DVLA?

So your checking the MOT status of their other car, not the one thats parked up?

Rolandtheroadie

An abandoned clone?

accy

forgotmyname wrote: »

Someone bought the car for the plates, parks it up and buys shiny new plates whilst swapping the paperwork to their other vehicle.

Driving around in their car with the new reg and shiny plates whilst the
old cars sits there with the same plates on because they couldnt be bothered
to swap them to the new ones supplied by the DVLA?

So your checking the MOT status of their other car, not the one thats parked up?

Should this be reported? and who to