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Filling some forms - M1, nonM1 ?!?!?!

opinion guy · 2010-10-12 23:15:27

Filling out some forms and these are boxes for M1 vehicles only, and Non M1 vehicles. What is an M1 vehicle and what are non M1 vehicles ?:confused: Really would be helpful if they would define this stuff on the form:mad:

12-10-2010 11:15pm

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opinion guy

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Filling out some forms and these are boxes for M1 vehicles only, and Non M1 vehicles.

What is an M1 vehicle and what are non M1 vehicles ?

Really would be helpful if they would define this stuff on the form:mad:

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#2 12-10-2010 11:39pm

Gary ITR

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That's an M1

This isn't

Sorry I couldn't help myself :pac:

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#3 13-10-2010 6:45am

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Indeed. But still I could use a real answer somebody!!!

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#4 13-10-2010 7:03am

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Can you put it in to some sort of context?

My licence doesn't list any category M (or M1) vehicles, so I'm completley in the dark here.

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#5 13-10-2010 7:32am

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From Googling a bit it would appear it's an EU vehicle classification thing to do with type approval. M1 is basically just a bog-standard 4-wheeled car.

See http://www.rsa.ie/RSA/Vehicles-and-Legislation/Vehicle-Standards/Vehicle-type-approval-ECWVTA/Key-legal-instruments/

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