Pre-SVA journies

[Liam]

Someone recently posted some useful info about the journies you may make prior to SVA for specific prebooked purposes (garages for SVA preparation etc?)referring to various bits of legislation. B*****ed if I can find it now - tried searching but I think is was one of those subjects that evolved from something else. Anyone help?

Rumpole

[Blatman]

0/10

Try harder    

[Matt Seabrook]

Your a hard man Blaters He only had 31 post give him a break.

OH by the way evnin mate

[Blatman]

Evenin' mate.

Yeah you're probably right......... but he signed himself off as Rumpole, a formidable defence lawyer, IIRC..........

Sorry Liam      

Morse.......  

[Liam]

So, abuse me. See if I care

Thanks although I think I am more confused now than before What book? I didn't get any book.

[Blatman]

That wasn't abuse, just a bit of friendly joshing........

when i got my form to fill in for sva, i read the book that came with it

Perhaps a trip to your local VRO or SVA centre will provide better details than the earlier discussion, although no doubt some-one will turn up shortly to tell you where you can get it from.

Also, have a look around Steppenwolf's web site, and try putting SVA into his search engine. There'll be loads...........I don't know where he finds the time........

[Liam]

Aha! Seek and you shall find.

Vehicle Excise and Registration Act 1994, Section 22, sub-paragraph 3.

'3.Where the relevant certificate is refused on a compulsory test of a vehicle or as a result of a relevant re-examination, the vehicle is an exempt vehicle when it is being solely for the purpose of -

(a) delivering it (by previous arrangement for a specified time on a specified date) at a place where relevant work is to be done on it, or

(b) bringing it away from a place where relevant work has been done on it.

No offence taken ole chap - nothin' like a bit of abuse - good for the soul don't cher know  

Rumpole