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MOT
Nurse Julie:
The chap I now use for my MOT's always praises me on the way my bikes are totally safe, regularly maintained and checked over fully before I take them for their tests. I have had 7 MOT's done recently and all passed with no advisories, so I'm doing something right I suppose.(Well, him indoors is doing it right!!!)
For anyone that's interested, here are the relevant doc's for the new changes. You can still have a voluntary annual MOT if you wish.
https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/roadworthiness-testing-for-vehicles-of-historic-interest
Trigger:
There are loads of vehicle's on British roads that do not require MOT's or road fund licence, don't mater how old they are. Can you guess what vehicle it is ? ;D
Green1:
Recovery trucks, Milk floats, Cherry pickers and I'm sure there's more
Trigger:
--- Quote from: Green1 on September 15, 2017, 11:06:42 PM ---Recovery trucks, Milk floats, Cherry pickers and I'm sure there's more
--- End quote ---
You are not old enough to remember Milk floats ;D ;D
A clue, they are some of the heaviest on the road and don't see many in a city ;)
Green1:
Most plant is exempt so I'm going to guess a mobile crane
I remember milk floats until fairly recently we used to have 6 pints a day delivered. Bloody expensive
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