Originally Posted by
Oranoco
Nope!
As said get a trailer and tow it. If the wheels touch the road it needs to be taxed, MOTd and insured
Originally Posted by
RS2000CUSTOM
If the wheels touch the floor and it is "being pulled" then a car is classed as a trailer and does not need tax MOT or insurance.
Originally Posted by
BigChuck
I'm pretty sure this is wrong, it is not a trailer if all four wheels are on the ground and someone is sitting in it steering....
i cant find a link to it, but i'm sure I've read that on an official website.
Whilst there was no mention of "someone sitting in it steering" I appreciate what you are saying my scenario is whilst using a chariot or dolly (both illegal if total towed weight is over 750Kg and is not braked) so when towed the car becomes a trailer and does not require its own MOT, Road Tax or Insurance as these are all the responsibility of the driver of the towing vehicle