Can I legally tow a car with not MoT
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I am wanting to tow a car back to my house but currently has no MoT. Can I legally do this as I am insured to drive any other car on a traders policy?
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If towed car has a "driver" it must be mot'd
If car is being towed with a chariot or a frame is only needs to be safe and be on legal tread tyres as it is then classed as a trailer
of course Gross Train Weight comes into play as well !!
If car is being towed with a chariot or a frame is only needs to be safe and be on legal tread tyres as it is then classed as a trailer
of course Gross Train Weight comes into play as well !!
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Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
isnt it illegal to tow any trailer thats not under 750kg if it has no brakes, and hence covers any car on a dolly or a-frame, thats what i was told?
Originally Posted by RS2000CUSTOM
as it is then classed as a trailer
of course Gross Train Weight comes into play as well !!
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Originally Posted by RS2000CUSTOM
If car is being towed with a chariot or a frame is only needs to be safe and be on legal tread tyres as it is then classed as a trailer
Originally Posted by tabetha
Just use a 4x4 and a towing dolly, so long as two wheels are off the ground it is classed as trailer.
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Originally Posted by RS2000CUSTOM
Originally Posted by RS2000CUSTOM
If car is being towed with a chariot or a frame is only needs to be safe and be on legal tread tyres as it is then classed as a trailer
Originally Posted by tabetha
Just use a 4x4 and a towing dolly, so long as two wheels are off the ground it is classed as trailer.
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Still illegal, as ALL wheels on the trailer must be braked, and that includes the two car wheels on the ground.
Thats what I have been told anyway, can anyone confirm or deny it?
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