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How can I tax my car!
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The insurance woman was most unhelpful. She said it would take 5 working days for my new insurance to arrive even though I am actually insured to drive it now. It needs tax and I can't get that without having insurance. I have insurance! Is there anyway I can get tax for the car or do I have to wait until the documents come though :grump:
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I probably would drive it if it had an old tax disk in but there's just a bare space lol it looks preeeety obvious
DAMN :grump:
Thats what I'm trying to do! I'm trying to get it taxed but I can't until the documents come through :rolleyes:
The only way your insurance would stop you doing that is if they haven't insured it to start today [or whatever date you paid for it].
If it takes that long to get your insurance documents I'd suggest changing insurers next year, what would they be like if you had an accident?!
I am insured on my car I just don't have the documents
I rang back and the woman said it could have gone next day delivery but the other woman didn't say that even though I said I really needed them. But she said that because tomorrow is friday then it won't get there until monday - surely it will because there is post on saturday? ARGH
This links takes you to the DVLA site, type in your registration number and your logbook number, pay your pounds and it'll be in the post for you.
Cliky Here
Except they now have direct IT links to the database...
GUUAAAARRRGHHHHHH BASTARDS!
It takes a while for the tax disk to come in the post, I'm better off waiting for the insurance thing to come
:yes: I guess I'll just be playing the waiting game for the time being. Poop
Its still an offense to have a car on public road without displaying the tax disk, even if its in the post or in your house, or even in the glove compartment
Technically it can be, but it depends, but that's not really something to worry about.
When you tax the car online your car is taxed immediately. And the DVLA/police use automatic vehicle registration equipment to detect taxed vehicles; if the DVLA database says the car's taxed, then the car is taxed.
Wrong.
If you get pulled over by the police and the tax is more than 28 days out of date the car will be impounded.
Ask for an insurance cover note and use that at the post office to tax your car, alternatively do it online. All you need is the V5 or reminder. DVLA search the insurance database and use that to verify if you are insured or not.