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from dvla Car tax: get a tax disc for your vehicle - GOV.UK
Displaying your tax disc
Your vehicle tax disc must be displayed on the passenger side (kerb side) of the vehicle’s windscreen. If there’s no windscreen or you have a motorcycle or sidecar, you should display the tax disc on the kerb side of the vehicle.
A current tax disc must be displayed on the vehicle it was bought for. If you buy a new tax disc before your current tax disc expires, you should not display the new one until the old one has expired. The new tax disc is only valid from the first day of the month you have taxed from. The maximum penalty for failure to display a current tax disc is £200. The tax disc can not be transferred between vehicles.
If you use the electronic vehicle licensing service or tax by post at the end of the month, there’s now an exemption for not displaying a tax disc. This exemption covers the first five working days of the month to allow time for the new disc to arrive in the post. While you are still waiting for your tax disc you will need to display your current tax disc. The exemption only applies if applications are made before the current tax disc or SORN expires. ZONE A , NO STICKERS OUTER EDGE AWAY FROM A" IS OK
2/:[h=5]1. In Zone 'A:
a. damage not contained within a
10mm diameter circle, or
b. a Windscreen sticker or other
obstruction encroaching more than 10mm
c. a combination of minor damage areas which seriously restricts the driver's view
In the remainder of the[/h]
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[/h][h=5]Windscreen Inspection Zone
Zone 'A is:
. in the swept area of the Windscreen
. 290mm wide
. centred on the centre of the steering
wheel.
'Official' stickers[/h][h=5]'Official' stickers that are not readily removable - such as vehicle licences, parking and access permits - are only a reason for rejection if they seriously restrict the drivers view. 'Official' stickers should be taken to be any sticker that is used in connection with 'road enforcement', 'security' or 'crime prevention' matters.
These include: Disabled Persons Badges/permits, Parking Permits. Licences and Vehicle Anti-Theft Scheme stickers issued by a Policy Authority.[/h][h=5]
Sun visors[/h][h=5]Sunvisors fitted to the driver's side, which cannot be stowed in the 'offscreen' position and which drop down obstructing the view through the swept area of the windscreen are a reason for rejection. A similar defect on the passenger side sunvisor is not a reason for rejection.[/h][h=5][/h]
[h=5]In[/h] | | | | | [h=5][/h][h=5]Windscreen
1. Whilst sitting in the driver's seat and, referring to the diagram below, examine the driver's view of the road through the swept area of the windscreen.[/h][h=5][/h][h=5]1. In Zone 'A:
a. damage not contained within a
10mm diameter circle, or
b. a Windscreen sticker or other
obstruction encroaching more than 10mm
c. a combination of minor damage areas which seriously restricts the driver's view
In the remainder of the swept area:
d. damage not contained within a 40mm diameter circle, or
e. a Windscreen sticker or other
obstruction encroaching more than 40mm
f. a temporary Windscreen fitted.
Note: All the items listed in the information column should be taken into account before rejecting a vehicle.[/h][h=5][/h][h=5]Issue Date: 01 January 2012[/h][h=5]:
d. damage not contained within a 40mm diameter circle, or
e. a Windscreen sticker or other
obstruction encroaching more than 40mm
f. a temporary Windscreen fitted.
Note: All the items listed in the information column should be taken into account before rejecting a vehicle.[/h] | [h=5]Issue Date: 01 January 2012[/h] | | |
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