Expired Licence & no NCT - Caught !!

pa990

felim wrote: »

That's not true according to the Crime Statistics Office (page 17 of this pdf):

http://www.cso.ie/releasespublications/documents/crime_justice/current/crimeclassification.pdf

According to that even speeding is considered a crime. I think the terms most appropriate in this country are indictable and non-indictable offences.

They can consider it a capital offence is they like.. but traffic convictions are just that.. traffic convictions, they are not deemed to be a crime in legal terms.

strange but true

superfly_69

I'm with Wesley Many Gooseberry!

Cmon betfair where's the market !!

T-Square

I hope they throw the book at you!

Learn how to drive! and get that NCT next time.

superfly_69

The NCT should be dodged and avoided by everybody.

Its a total money making scam

L1011

superfly_69 wrote: »

The NCT should be dodged and avoided by everybody.

Its a total money making scam

Explain how it is a money making scam? Its bi-annual, the test fees are rather low, and every other country in the EU has such a system - generally with higher fees and annually.

Usually, its people who have had non-roadworthy cars failed that complain about the NCT, ditto the MOT in the North, and so on...

In NI, you'd have paid the equivalent of €71 and had to take two days out to get your car tested in the same time-frame as one day and €49 here.

T-Square

superfly_69 wrote: »

The NCT should be dodged and avoided by everybody.

Its a total money making scam

troll

Esel

T-Square wrote: »

I hope they throw the book at you!

Learn how to drive! and get that NCT next time.

Troll.

peasant

enough