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You have just bought a second-hand car from a private seller who mentions that there are still four months of vehicle tax left on it. What must you do before driving the vehicle on public roads?

  1. Tax the vehicle in your own name before driving it on the roadCevap
  2. B
    Drive the vehicle immediately, as the remaining tax automatically transfers to the new keeper
  3. C
    Notify the DVLA within 14 days to transfer the remaining tax into your name
  4. D
    Make a Statutory Off-Road Notification (SORN) until the current tax period ends

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You must tax the vehicle in your own name before driving it on public roads.
Under UK law, vehicle tax (Vehicle Excise Duty) does not transfer to a new owner when a vehicle is bought or sold. Any remaining tax is automatically refunded to the seller, and the new keeper must tax the vehicle in their own name before driving it on public roads.

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1
Identify the change of ownership rule regarding vehicle tax.
Recognise that vehicle tax is non-transferable between keepers under UK law.
When a vehicle is sold, any remaining tax is automatically refunded to the previous registered keeper by the DVLA.
2
Determine the legal requirement for the new keeper before road use.
The new keeper must tax the vehicle immediately before using it on the public highway.
Driving an untaxed vehicle on public roads is illegal unless driving directly to a pre-arranged MOT test.

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Non-transferability of Vehicle Excise Duty upon vehicle sale
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