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hi does anyone know much about trade plates
im looking to find out do they cover 2 things
1 sunday driving
2 driving up north
im looking to find out do they cover 2 things
1 sunday driving
2 driving up north
Trade Plates Question
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QUOTE (--Deans-vw-mad-08-- @ Apr 22 2011, 08:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>hi does anyone know much about trade plates
im looking to find out do they cover 2 things
1 sunday driving
2 driving up north
they dont cover sunday driving ( unless in Emergency ) ???????
whats classified as an emergency
i took a bull knose artic truck to a show in belfast and it was on a weekend and i got fined for driving on trade plates in the north ( which i still dident pay ) and got stopped on the m50 by the traffic cops and was told to park it up until monday , and this was at 850pm on sunday night , the cop told me not to move it before midnight
im looking to find out do they cover 2 things
1 sunday driving
2 driving up north
they dont cover sunday driving ( unless in Emergency ) ???????
whats classified as an emergency
i took a bull knose artic truck to a show in belfast and it was on a weekend and i got fined for driving on trade plates in the north ( which i still dident pay ) and got stopped on the m50 by the traffic cops and was told to park it up until monday , and this was at 850pm on sunday night , the cop told me not to move it before midnight
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mmmm.... i wanna bring the passat to fintona car show in the north
the problem is the car is classed as deported from the uk
and its still on english reg and no tax or test is it worth riskin it
the problem is the car is classed as deported from the uk
and its still on english reg and no tax or test is it worth riskin it
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Trade plates are only for tax reasons
Did you mean Trade insurace?
Did you mean Trade insurace?
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As Colm61261 said they definately don't cover you in the North.
This might be helpful:
7.1.1 Use of Trade Licences
The use of trade licences is important from a VRT perspective in the context of the
use of unregistered vehicles in a public place by an authorised person. Briefly, the
purposes for which such vehicles may legally be used in a public place include:
�� inspection or testing in the course of, or following, repair or modification;
�� delivery to another authorised person;
�� driving to a port/airport or to a place on the land frontier for the purposes of
immediate exportation/removal from the State;
�� demonstration to a prospective purchaser.
The times within which such vehicles may legally be used in a public place are:
�� from Monday - Saturday inc., and
�� between the hours of 6 am - 10 pm.
provided that a valid trade licence is displayed on the vehicles at all times while they
are being so used. Usage for purposes other than those mentioned above, or outside
of the times stated (i.e. on Sundays and Bank Holidays or between the hours of 10
p.m. and 6 a.m.), is permitted only with the prior permission of the Revenue
Commissioners. Such permission must be obtained in advance from the local VRT
Control Officer.
This might be helpful:
7.1.1 Use of Trade Licences
The use of trade licences is important from a VRT perspective in the context of the
use of unregistered vehicles in a public place by an authorised person. Briefly, the
purposes for which such vehicles may legally be used in a public place include:
�� inspection or testing in the course of, or following, repair or modification;
�� delivery to another authorised person;
�� driving to a port/airport or to a place on the land frontier for the purposes of
immediate exportation/removal from the State;
�� demonstration to a prospective purchaser.
The times within which such vehicles may legally be used in a public place are:
�� from Monday - Saturday inc., and
�� between the hours of 6 am - 10 pm.
provided that a valid trade licence is displayed on the vehicles at all times while they
are being so used. Usage for purposes other than those mentioned above, or outside
of the times stated (i.e. on Sundays and Bank Holidays or between the hours of 10
p.m. and 6 a.m.), is permitted only with the prior permission of the Revenue
Commissioners. Such permission must be obtained in advance from the local VRT
Control Officer.
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great thanks mate thats clears everything up
she wont be going to the show so lol
she wont be going to the show so lol
Even when classed as exported from the Uk you can get away with driving in the north. Well from previous experience I've never had any hassle.
On the lack of tax and test though, the car may end up as a cube so it's definitely not worth the risk.
When is Fintona on actually? I might run up as far as it.
On the lack of tax and test though, the car may end up as a cube so it's definitely not worth the risk.
When is Fintona on actually? I might run up as far as it.
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its on the 1st a may mate.....
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