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NCT out of date - Driving in the UK

Deedsie · 2009-03-09 10:41:57

Hi my NCT is up since the first of March, I have applied for the test and i was told the 20th of March was the earliest date i could get. Is proof of test booking enough to drive the car in the UK?

09-03-2009 10:41am

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Deedsie

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Hi my NCT is up since the first of March, I have applied for the test and i was told the 20th of March was the earliest date i could get.

Is proof of test booking enough to drive the car in the UK?

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#2 09-03-2009 10:42am

mike65

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The UK don't give a fig if your car has an NCT or not if you are visiting.

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#3 09-03-2009 11:41am

Matt Simis

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Deedsie wrote: »

Hi my NCT is up since the first of March, I have applied for the test and i was told the 20th of March was the earliest date i could get.

Is proof of test booking enough to drive the car in the UK?

Ah bless, someone been winding you up?

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#4 09-03-2009 4:00pm

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mike65 wrote: »

The UK don't give a fig if your car has an NCT or not if you are visiting.

+1. Can't think UK police would even give it a second glance.

Gardai won't have any interest in it either if just a fe weeks out of date.

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