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**Mick** · 26-10-2004, 19:24

I think times have changed now though Russ.

There is usually conditions attached surely in any insurance policy that if a vehicle is not taxed or MOT'd, then you are actually voiding your insurance and if a claim is made, the insurance company can turn round and invalidate the cover if they learn you were driving the car without a tax disc. Because, as we know - legally you cannot drive without a tax disc.

I've checked through my policy and there is a condition attached that I am covered if I am driving the car with a valid road fund license and a MOT certificate.

26-10-2004, 19:24	#33
Mick Cable Forum Admin Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 15,142	Re: DVLA mad Red Tape I think times have changed now though Russ. There is usually conditions attached surely in any insurance policy that if a vehicle is not taxed or MOT'd, then you are actually voiding your insurance and if a claim is made, the insurance company can turn round and invalidate the cover if they learn you were driving the car without a tax disc. Because, as we know - legally you cannot drive without a tax disc. I've checked through my policy and there is a condition attached that I am covered if I am driving the car with a valid road fund license and a MOT certificate.