Society & Culture3 mins ago
October 1St
On October 1st do we simply remove our tax discs from our windscreens, or do we wait until we renew for an invisible one?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I understand there is a network of number plate recognition cameras which pick up untaxed cars so the system doesn't just rely on the devices in police cars. I'm not sure whether the ones in petrol stations are linked up too- I doubt it but if they could be that would help.
I expect that most of the untaxed vehicles at present are picked up by cameras rather than through tip offs or visual sightings by police/traffic wardens.
I do think quite a few people will take a chance though and claim ignorance. Will we still get renewal reminders by post?
I expect that most of the untaxed vehicles at present are picked up by cameras rather than through tip offs or visual sightings by police/traffic wardens.
I do think quite a few people will take a chance though and claim ignorance. Will we still get renewal reminders by post?
It's not just police cars - there are any number of cameras with number plate recognition at road junctions, on motorways, at petrol stations, traffic lights, roadside....and they are multiplying.
No human input necessary - the camera recognises the vehicle isn't taxed, takes a photo and sends an alert.
No human input necessary - the camera recognises the vehicle isn't taxed, takes a photo and sends an alert.
There's nothing here to say it's illegal not to remove the old disc, derek https:/ /www.go v.uk/go vernmen t/news/ vehicle -tax-ch anges
Interesting that we'll no longer have to apply for refunds if we change vehicle - it says it'll be done automatically.
Interesting that we'll no longer have to apply for refunds if we change vehicle - it says it'll be done automatically.