Questions...

[Triz]

I recommend you revise as well, but honestly, I wouldn't spend the money on it! I'm sure your friends/family have a DVD for a mock theory?
I'd get the DSA official one as the questions will be the same and worded the same.. I memorised most of them so well that when I actually took my test, for half of them, I just took a glance at the options and then selected the right answer without even reading the question

Also would be a good idea to hurry up and pass with the Car waiting for you, with the new law thats coming out soon, you wont be able to legally own a vehicle without it being insured, so even if you don't drive it, if it's under your name and its no insured, then you can get done for no insurance of a motor vehicle!

[tdi]

Also would be a good idea to hurry up and pass with the Car waiting for you, with the new law thats coming out soon, you wont be able to legally own a vehicle without it being insured, so even if you don't drive it, if it's under your name and its no insured, then you can get done for no insurance of a motor vehicle!

I didn't know about this law but I'm sure it would be fine if said car is on private land, it would probably work the same as having no road tax

[myke]

I recommend you revise as well, but honestly, I wouldn't spend the money on it! I'm sure your friends/family have a DVD for a mock theory?
I'd get the DSA official one as the questions will be the same and worded the same.. I memorised most of them so well that when I actually took my test, for half of them, I just took a glance at the options and then selected the right answer without even reading the question

Also would be a good idea to hurry up and pass with the Car waiting for you, with the new law thats coming out soon, you wont be able to legally own a vehicle without it being insured, so even if you don't drive it, if it's under your name and its no insured, then you can get done for no insurance of a motor vehicle!

Unless you declare it as SORN.

http://www.salsa.uk.net/member-news/...uary-2011.html

I got a letter about it last year from my insurer, and it said if you're declared SORN then you don't have to worry. It's just for the MID database.

[Triz]

Ah yes SORN, but if you declare that, your car needs to be off the road, i.e in a driveway at all times.

[myke]

Ah yes SORN, but if you declare that, your car needs to be off the road, i.e in a driveway at all times.

probably where it is now or in a garage cus i doubt he's paying tax on it for no reason

[Triz]

probably where it is now or in a garage cus i doubt he's paying tax on it for no reason

I do !

I pay tax, insurance etc.. and I only use my car every 3-4 months, for a few hours lol
I also paid for insurance once even though I had never driven it. For a whole year I got insurance on my dads company van, worked out at £300 a year due to it being a commercial vehicle, and the policy I had. This helped me with my insurance when I went to get my own, as according to the isurance company, I had been driving for a whole year - I ended up saving a lot more than £300 a year. So it was worth it