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Q Is there any provision for taking an
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unlicensed goods vehicle for MoT test similar to the one whereby an unlicensed private car may legally be taken for test?
AAny unlicensed good vehicle is legally
allowed on the public highway for the purpose of going to or coming from a testing station as a result of a test appointment. This is contained in the Road Safety Act 1967, Section 27, and also in the Vehicles (Excise) Act 1962, Section 7.