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Cancelling tax and insurance while waiting collection for VT

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  • Cancelling tax and insurance while waiting collection for VT

    Hi I was informed today that my car cant be collected till next thursday. I am picking up my new car this friday and will need to tax and insure it.
    my old car will he parked on my drive from friday waiting to be collected. Am i allowed to sorn it and cancel the insurance as I'm not paying for 2 cars to it's taken.
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    Originally posted by Valleygirl View Post
    Hi I was informed today that my car cant be collected till next thursday. I am picking up my new car this friday and will need to tax and insure it.
    my old car will he parked on my drive from friday waiting to be collected. Am i allowed to sorn it and cancel the insurance as I'm not paying for 2 cars to it's taken.
    It depends on what the contract says on this, some require the vehicle to be insured while the vehicle is in your possession
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