MOT and ANR - SV650.org

24-07-08, 04:10 PM

Policey question: Is the presence (or lack thereof) of a valid MOT linked to the ANR cameras in the same way the MID information is?

Just curious as "my friends" expires the end of the month and "he" hasn't renewed it and "he's" not sure "he'll" be able to until after it's lapsed...

"He's" a naughty boy

24-07-08, 04:12 PM

Yes - shouldn't be on the road unless on the way to a prebooked MOT

24-07-08, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by simesb

Yes

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Quote:

Originally Posted by simesb

- shouldn't be on the road unless on the way to a prebooked MOT

Agreed - wasn't saying othewise...

24-07-08, 05:44 PM

Yes, but they're really slow to update. I've had friends who've let it lapse a month

24-07-08, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by gettin2dizzy

Yes, but they're really slow to update. I've had friends who've let it lapse a month

You mean government databases aren't always right? well knock me down with a feather

24-07-08, 07:35 PM

Also with no mot his insurance policy will be invalid-bad news if he hits someone or gets hit himself

24-07-08, 07:38 PM

Your "friend" in a car or on a bike. AFAIK the fixed sites are forward facing so no worries on the bike.

But do get it sorted soon as the car based system'll get ya! Sorry, get your "friend"!

24-07-08, 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Al_Sweetman

Policey question: Is the presence (or lack thereof) of a valid MOT linked to the ANR cameras in the same way the MID information is?

Just curious as "my friends" expires the end of the month and "he" hasn't renewed it and "he's" not sure "he'll" be able to until after it's lapsed...

"He's" a naughty boy

I guess your refering to ANPR cameras? Then yes.

24-07-08, 10:31 PM

the anpr cams link to loads of database systems within the police service

one being PNC, (police national computer) this shows on cars the detaisl on the log book ie engine number chas number, who the register keeper is, the date it was made, the full reg, the date the current keeper got the bike/car
it also shows insurance but this is taken with a pinch of salt and the police ring up insurance companys to check.
shows tax, and its expiry date,
shows mot, and vaild till date, and there systems update the same time vosa update the website which is the same day

24-07-08, 04:10 PM	#1
Al_Sweetman Guest Posts: n/a	MOT and ANR Policey question: Is the presence (or lack thereof) of a valid MOT linked to the ANR cameras in the same way the MID information is? Just curious as "my friends" expires the end of the month and "he" hasn't renewed it and "he's" not sure "he'll" be able to until after it's lapsed... "He's" a naughty boy

24-07-08, 04:12 PM	#2
simesb Guest Posts: n/a	Re: MOT and ANR Yes - shouldn't be on the road unless on the way to a prebooked MOT

24-07-08, 05:44 PM	#4
gettin2dizzy Guest Posts: n/a	Re: MOT and ANR Yes, but they're really slow to update. I've had friends who've let it lapse a month

24-07-08, 07:35 PM	#6
husky03 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: MOT and ANR Also with no mot his insurance policy will be invalid-bad news if he hits someone or gets hit himself

24-07-08, 07:38 PM	#7
Jester666 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: MOT and ANR Your "friend" in a car or on a bike. AFAIK the fixed sites are forward facing so no worries on the bike. But do get it sorted soon as the car based system'll get ya! Sorry, get your "friend"!

24-07-08, 10:31 PM	#9
ricky Guest Posts: n/a	Re: MOT and ANR the anpr cams link to loads of database systems within the police service one being PNC, (police national computer) this shows on cars the detaisl on the log book ie engine number chas number, who the register keeper is, the date it was made, the full reg, the date the current keeper got the bike/car it also shows insurance but this is taken with a pinch of salt and the police ring up insurance companys to check. shows tax, and its expiry date, shows mot, and vaild till date, and there systems update the same time vosa update the website which is the same day