A car has a SORN. Where is it legal to drive it?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Only to a pre-booked MOT test, or to a place where repairs are being carried out
- Step 1: A SORN means the vehicle must not be used or kept on a public road. Step 2. There are only two exceptions: driving to a pre-booked MOT, or to and from a repair place after a failed test. Answer: Only to a pre-booked MOT test, or to a place where repairs are being carried out. Why not the others: Speed and distance do not matter, and a pre-booked test is allowed.
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