YOUNGER VEHICLES ARE TEST-EXEMPT • Goods vehicles manufactured before January
27th September 1986, Page 98
27th September 1986
Page 98
Page 98, 27th September 1986
— YOUNGER VEHICLES ARE TEST-EXEMPT • Goods vehicles manufactured before January
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1, 1960, are to be exempt from Plating and Testing Regulations, subject to certain conditions of use.
The new regulations, which came into effect on August 1, amend the Goods Vehicles (Plating and Testing) Regulations 1982. They bring forward from 1940 the minimum age of vehicles over 1,525kg unladen weight to which the regulations apply.
According to Peter Bottomley, Minister for Roads and Traffic, "The change in the date requirement will reduce the cost of preserving goods vehicles that have come to the end of their working life and enable enthusiasts to display these historic vehicles more easily at rallies and exhibitions."
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