msva test fee

[harley gazz]

hi ya all its probably been discussed before but anyone know how much it is to msva a trike and get it registered,many thanks gazz

[Manky Monkey]

Hiya,
ByzMax is the chappie to ask cos he's already put several trikes through the test.
I think it's 85 quid & 15 for a re-test, but don't quote me on that.

[hairy monsta]

Hope this helps  . I think the monkeys got it right again !!     
Go to www.dvtani.gov.uk/vehicletesting/msvafaqs.asp

[ByzMax]

Manky is Right.... plus the cost of an MOT and 39 quid for registration!

[tazet]

And when you register you have to have insurance as they give 6 or 12 months  Tax. You can't register and SORN it.

[los lobo]

Would you be able to ride it to a MSVA test or do you have to trailer it to the test? A bit like riding to an MOT if it is pre booked?
Thanks

[tazet]

Think you have to trailer it as it is not registered. At least with an Mot you have registration etc but check with DVLA first.

[harley gazz]

Hope this helps  . I think the monkeys got it right again !!     
Go to www.dvtani.gov.uk/vehicletesting/msvafaqs.asp

greetings and many thanks fer the input hairy monsta , well done your good deed fer the day 

[harley gazz]

Think you have to trailer it as it is not registered. At least with an Mot you have registration etc but check with DVLA first.

trailering is not a problem tazet i was going to get it done as disabled trike but having my car down for disabled use already i dont think i will be able to :(so many people tell me this and that ,looks like i will have to go the msva route 

[BikerGran]

I don't think that's right Dynatrike - the 'one vehicle only' thing is for getting free road tax.  But I'll check on that.

[harley gazz]

I don't think that's right Dynatrike - the 'one vehicle only' thing is for getting free road tax.  But I'll check on that.

cheers bobbi any help would be appreciated ;)gazz

[BikerGran]

Got this answer from someone on the NABD forum....

The only thing you get if you are disabled is free tax, and to get that you need the DLA404 form, this stands for Disability Living Allowance 404, and you get it from DLA, not from DVLA or Motability. So you need to get Disability Living Allowance (or one of the other disability benefits). Then you can get free tax for 1 vehicle.

Anyone can register a vehicle, and if you can prove that you are disabled and the vehicle is adapted for you, then you do not have to get it MSVA'd, just MOT'd.
 

If it's just to get it registered without the MSVA, then you need to prove that the vehicle is:
"Vehicles adapted or constructed to enable use by a disabled person (i.e. a person who has a disability as defined in section 1 of the Disability Discrimination Act), whether as a driver or passenger. "
(See here for full rules:
http://www.dvtani.gov.uk/vehicletesting/msvafaqs.asp )

And Part 1 of the DDA says:
Subject to the provisions of Schedule 1, a person has a disability for the purposes of this Act if he has a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on his ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities
(see here for the full DDA: http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts1995/95050--a.htm#1 )

So as long as you can prove that, you do not need to get it MSVA's. This could be a letter from a specialist, or Doctor etc.

You need to be on a disability benefit to get free tax, but you just need to be disabled to get around the MSVA.

[harley gazz]

Got this answer from someone on the NABD forum....

The only thing you get if you are disabled is free tax, and to get that you need the DLA404 form, this stands for Disability Living Allowance 404, and you get it from DLA, not from DVLA or Motability. So you need to get Disability Living Allowance (or one of the other disability benefits). Then you can get free tax for 1 vehicle.

Anyone can register a vehicle, and if you can prove that you are disabled and the vehicle is adapted for you, then you do not have to get it MSVA'd, just MOT'd.
 

If it's just to get it registered without the MSVA, then you need to prove that the vehicle is:
"Vehicles adapted or constructed to enable use by a disabled person (i.e. a person who has a disability as defined in section 1 of the Disability Discrimination Act), whether as a driver or passenger. "
(See here for full rules:
http://www.dvtani.gov.uk/vehicletesting/msvafaqs.asp )

And Part 1 of the DDA says:
Subject to the provisions of Schedule 1, a person has a disability for the purposes of this Act if he has a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on his ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities
(see here for the full DDA: http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts1995/95050--a.htm#1 )

So as long as you can prove that, you do not need to get it MSVA's. This could be a letter from a specialist, or Doctor etc.

You need to be on a disability benefit to get free tax, but you just need to be disabled to get around the MSVA.

THANKYOU BOBBI HAVE COPIED THIS OUT  AND HOPEFULLY GET IT DULEY SORTED