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WelshLad
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Yes |
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snetterton
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Yes. You need insurance (and MOT if your vehicle needs one) before you can renew your car tax. You can't have one without the other. If you're not insured, you are a criminal. FACT. |
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"we dont do duvets"...
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Yes you need a valid insurance certificate to purchase your tax !! :) |
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'Dr Greene'
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Yes - stormy has it right. |
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Amber
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Yes & you need a valid MOT certificate. I tax mine online and they do an automatic check using your car registration number to verify that it is insured and MOT'd.
The other way is to go to the post office and if you do they will not tax your car until you provide the actual insurance certificate (quotes, cover notes, renewal notices etc are not accepted) & a valid MOT certificate.
Check out the dvla website for more info www.dvla.gov.uk |
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wordykat
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Yes as you cant get tax without policy or cover note |
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Lynn C
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yes you need insurance or they cannot tax it for you. |
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areyurflowersinbloom
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yes you do and have an m.o.t done before you insure it |
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Scouse
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In UK. Yes and have an MOT certificate if it is more than three years old |
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johnny b good
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You have to have insurance proof before you can register your car, get license plates, and get it inspected.
In other words, YES |
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futuretopgun101
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Yes. To get a tax disc you need to take the MOT certificate (if its over 3 years old) and insurance cover note with you to the post office. |
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D B
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yes and it has to be MOT's if older than 3 years |
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Maggs
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You'll need to show a valid insurance certificate or cover note and also a current MOT certificate in order to get your car taxed. |
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insure w
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hi...
to get your doubts cleared regarding license and to get more relavent information visit the website...
http://eijar.notlong.com
http://iemoo.notlong.com |
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MyCatty
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Yes you do, if your not going to be driving the car but need to have it taxed you can purchase day insurance that will cover the car for 24hours so you can go to get it taxed and not have to take out a 12 month policy - this costs about £10. |
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k
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YES - you MUST produce a insurance document (some Post Offices will ONLY accept the full policy and NOT a cover note) when taxing a car and a valid MOT Certificate. |
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k
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The government taxes cars... you can't tax your own car. |
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crara
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very clever joseph lol!! |
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