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NCP (DVLA) want snatch rights from enclosed private property

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Yoshi:
If it sticks to cars that are evidently being driven on the road then its a good idea.

Wireless:
hang about a minute...time period for SORN?

I SORNed two VW's on my drive about 2 years ago, they are still THERE (much to the wife's moaning about it), what's this about having 6 months to run?  I thought once you SORNed it that was it.

I've had no reminder from DVLA about putting Road Tax on them, or re-SORNing them, so what's this all about?

From the sound of things I'm supposed to remember to re-SORN the vehicles, and with this new thread mentioning they take them away I'm getting a bit worried that they will disappear from my drive one day.

Should I be worried?  Should I be re-SORNing every 12 months?

Does DVLA have a duty to remind people when a SORN 'runs out'?

I'm starting to get a nervous twitch here...

bob86:
Sorn only last for 12 months. They dont always send a reminder either. I had a fine and had to pay the back tax because I forgot all about the sorn running out on a car Ive got parked up.

skip:
NO! NO! NO! My property and my right to say who comes on it. Get a warrant or **** OFF!!!!

These goverment quangos already have to many powers that are being used irresponsibly.

How about, arresting the owner instead then detain them untill the vehicle is handed over.

Anyway it's not going to make any difference, as soon as one banger has been removed and crushed there will be another parked in it's place.

Wolfie:

--- Quote from: "Wireless" ---
Should I be worried?  Should I be re-SORNing every 12 months?

Does DVLA have a duty to remind people when a SORN 'runs out'?
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Yes, you should have had a reminder. It lasts for 12 months.

Details here http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/UntaxedVehicle/DG_4022058

or google "dvla sorn" as that link might not work.

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