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Organising DOE

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  • 18-07-2015 10:36pm
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    rb25
    Registered Users Posts: 156 ✭✭


    My van has been off the road for over a year and declared as such. It has not been taxed. It is due for a DOE and I have just had it serviced.

    In order to tax it I need to get the van to the DOE centre. But I can't drive it on the road because it is not taxed and could be seized if I am stopped by a Garda during trip to DOE centre because it hasn't been taxed in so long and is declared off the road.

    How can I bring it to DOE under these rules?
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    Tony Beetroot
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    On a transporter.


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    Grueller
    Registered Users Posts: 5,172 ✭✭✭Grueller


    rb25 wrote: »
    My van has been off the road for over a year and declared as such. It has not been taxed. It is due for a DOE and I have just had it serviced.

    In order to tax it I need to get the van to the DOE centre. But I can't drive it on the road because it is not taxed and could be seized if I am stopped by a Garda during trip to DOE centre because it hasn't been taxed in so long and is declared off the road.

    How can I bring it to DOE under these rules?

    Only my opinion, but if you had it insured and had a printout on headed paper from the test centre of your appointment with you I would imagine you would be ok unless you met an extremely contrary garda.


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