Just renewed my road tax but as from the first of October a tax disc is not required so I wasn't issued with one. Do you all plan to remove your tax discs on the first of October or keep them displayed until they expire?Edited by: Beevee
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No you still get a reminder and can pay at the post office. You can also pay now by direct debit which continues to run until you inform DVLA that you no longer have the car. Also a road tax is no longer transferable because as soon as the DVLA are told a car has been sold they refund the tax. Edited by: Beevee
Britain will have no more disk?
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In Germany the Bavarian idiots (my personal point of view) want to introduce a road tax - which will lead to an additional sticker. We already have to have these incredible "enviromental stickers" in Germany.
Imagine Birmingham or Manchester had it's own party in the government (Bavaria has 6 Million inhabitants - NRW where I live 17 Millions ...)
The new road tax in Germany (surely on British TV too?) is no law yet - but it will come as Bavaria has it's own political party in our government and has to show some "success" at all (even if it is no-sense).
In Germany the Bavarian idiots (my personal point of view) want to introduce a road tax - which will lead to an additional sticker. We already have to have these incredible "enviromental stickers" in Germany.
Imagine Birmingham or Manchester had it's own party in the government (Bavaria has 6 Million inhabitants - NRW where I live 17 Millions ...)
The new road tax in Germany (surely on British TV too?) is no law yet - but it will come as Bavaria has it's own political party in our government and has to show some "success" at all (even if it is no-sense).
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As it will be obsolete I'll remove it.
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They have started doing the same thing here in my state Victoria in Australia.
Government says it is to save costs.
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Strange how they don't pass the savings back to us motorists............
Government says it is to save costs.
Strange how they don't pass the savings back to us motorists............
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Mine's already in the bin!
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I think you'll find for 4 day the Police aren't really going to give a toss, besides most 64-plate cars didn't even get tax discs and they've been on the road since August.
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Our council did away with windscreen permits for residents' parking a few months ago (it's all computerised now) and as soon as Wednesday comes around I'll have a nice clear windscreen!
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Then can you explain the exemption applied to 64 plate cars?chris3624 said:
If there is a 'failure to display' law currently in force then it must be applied unilaterally
All 64 plate vehicles will have to have been taxed to be registered. The VEL system does not go live fully until 1st October so the police cannot check if a vehicle is taxed. Until that time if a vehicle isn't displaying one it will be treated as not having a valid disc in force. We were sent a message at work reminding us that until 1st October a valid disc MUST be displayed and offences dealt with accordingly. All 64 plate vehicles were issued with discs. If the dealers have interpreted the law of display wrongly then that is their problem
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It isn't their problem though, is it. It's the problem of all the customers driving around in their nice new cars supposedly committing an offense.
If they get prosecuted for failure to display, I'm pretty sure that 'my dealer said it was ok' won't be a valid defence, and it seems to be more than just a couple of dealerships 'getting this wrong'.
If they get prosecuted for failure to display, I'm pretty sure that 'my dealer said it was ok' won't be a valid defence, and it seems to be more than just a couple of dealerships 'getting this wrong'.
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