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I am considering buying an electrically propelled vehicle fo local
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delivery work and I am informed that it will not nee, plating and testing despite the unladen veight being over 30 cwt. Is this so: The Goods Vehicles (Plating and Testing) Regulations 197 provide for goods vehicles to be plated and tested. Exemptio, for electrically propelled vehicles is contained in Schedule 2 paragraph I( Therefore, even if the unladen weight your proposed vehicle exceed 30 cwt plating and testing under these Regulations is not required. 1 would require an MoT test after three years use in the same way as private car, however.
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