No! - As I understand it, the vehicle must have a valid MOT certificate if it is to be kept on a public highway. Also it may invalidate any insurance cover the vehicle may have.
Not on the public road.
An MOT is a British term that involves the testing of a motorized vehicle for road worthiness. Every used car purchased in the United Kingdom should have a MOT test.
Driving without a valid MOT can result in a fine of up to £1,000. Additionally, your insurance may be void, and your car could be banned from the road. MK12 Autocare sends reminders so you never miss your MOT deadline
In UK mot required annually after car is 3 yrs old
you can leave your car on the road side before eleven or though you'll get a ticket.
To get an MOT certificate, you have to produce your vehicle at an approved MOT testing station. You will obviously have to bring your car back from France to do that. I don't know if your UK issued MOT would be valid in France.
No, but you can book an MOT test for it and you are then legally entitled to drive it to the MOT testing station, provided that you are insured. Once it has been tested you can then legally drive it home from the MOT testing station, providing it has not been deemed to be "unsafe to drive."
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Yes.
Ministry of Transport.
It's illegal to drive (or keep a motor vehicle) on UK roads without valid tax, MOT and insurance, so bring the car back on a flat bed truck or similar and store it off road.
The spare tyre is not taken into consideration as part of an MOT. There is no legal requirement to carry a spare tyre and it is not part of the MOT test. Even if the spare tyre has a puncture/illegal tread etc. your car will not fail the MOT on this item.