Driving without tax?

CaptainZok · 12 January 2007, 05:29:52

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QuoteWhat if the car is being towed? Is it still a motor vehicle and thus needs a tax disc, or is it a trailer and covered by the disc on the towing vehicle?

A car towed on either a rope or a bar is still a car and subject to all the insurance, driving licence etc etc as if it wasn't. Only way out is if its on an A frame or towing dolly with front (rear) wheels off the floor and therefore does not require a driver in it. Then its a trailer, but watch the towing weights etc for the towed and towing vehicle combination...

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Cheers Broocie, something I'd always wondered about.

tunnie · 12 January 2007, 07:53:30

I had no idea what a Trabant was until i went on WikiPedia!!

One question, does anyone have the part number for the crank sensor on a Trabant?

bob.dent · 12 January 2007, 09:31:16

Damn! I should read through the thread properly before voting.........YES, it was me that voted Omega and now I know it isn't.

Markie · 12 January 2007, 09:42:17

its gotta be...it should be...it MUST be a Senny

Taxi_Driver · 12 January 2007, 18:17:47

I know what it is.......so im not going to vote.....but always open to bribery

tunnie · 12 January 2007, 18:35:10

think its a no brainier really

CaptainZok · 12 January 2007, 18:48:06

Quotethink its a no brainier really

The Trabant it is then.

TheBoy · 12 January 2007, 19:09:59

I know what it is...

TD, you missed off 2CV

Taxi_Driver · 12 January 2007, 20:01:22

QuoteI know what it is...

TD, you missed off 2CV

I didnt start the poll...confused me now

Auto Addict · 12 January 2007, 22:11:50

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QuoteI know what it is...

TD, you missed off 2CV

I didnt start the poll...confused me now

I wonder who added the Trabant?

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