Action taken for no VED or SORN?
In your experience, what action is likely to be taken by the DVLA and/or Police against an owner who keeps their vehicle off the public road for almost a year without valid VED or SORN but continuously insures it? I have heard that if a vehicle so kept is not causing a nuisance the owner is unlikely to be pursued for any fines etc.
Asked on 16 February 2013 by William Jackson
Answered by
Honest John
They are hotter on continuous insurance than they are on SORN for a car not used on the road. But silly not to to SORN it because once SORNed it does not have to be continuously insured.
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