Paul C 75 Posted November 9 I know all about the restrictions of driving with trade plates. My understanding was that trade plates are used to "cover" the fact a car isn't taxed on the road. BUT are they also required when a car is "in the trade" ie it doesn't have a registered keeper? For example, if I wanted to drive an "in the trade" car to/from an MoT, do I need them, since I don't need tax because there is a specific exemption there. TIA! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Willoughby 15 Posted November 12 My understanding is that if you are moving the car on the the road with no tax - you need to display trade plates (whether its in the Trade or not) as you say ... if car is pre-booked for an MOT they aren't needed as this is a specific exemption.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites