A driver realizes that their vehicle's MOT certificate expired several days ago. Under UK road traffic law, in which circumstance is it legally permissible for them to drive this vehicle on a public road?
- AWithin a statutory 14-day grace period following the certificate's expiry date
- When driving directly to a pre-arranged MOT test appointment at an authorised testing stationCevap
- CWhen driving to any local garage for an unscheduled, walk-in inspection
- DProvided the vehicle remains within a five-mile radius of the registered keeper's address
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When driving directly to a pre-arranged MOT test appointment at an authorised testing station
Under UK road traffic legislation, driving a vehicle on a public road without a valid MOT certificate is an offence, except under strict conditions: you may drive the vehicle directly to or from a pre-booked MOT test appointment at an authorised test centre, or to/from a garage to have pre-arranged repairs carried out following a test failure (as long as no dangerous defects were identified and valid insurance is maintained).
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Exemption for driving without a valid MOT certificate when travelling to a pre-arranged test
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