Endorsable offences?

[Alan420]

Are any of the following endorsable? If not, what is the deterrant? (I'm researching for my website)


Tax offences (no tax / tax but disk not displayed)

MOT - no valid certificate

Disturbing the peace offences (exahust to loud, revving at 4am in a residential area)

Failing to answer a producer



Cheers all.

[cortinaman]

cortinaman said: 1.no tax= upto £1000 fine or the cost of the backdated tax (whichever is greater)
2.no tax displayed=unsure,probably a small fine.
3.no mot=fine(about £20-50),no penalty points.
4.failing to produce=court summons for driving without a license,insurance and a current mot cert.
5.disturbing the peace=depends on the cop/magestrate i would have thought.

[madcop]

Are any of the following endorsable? If not, what is the deterrant? (I'm researching for my website)


Tax offences (no tax / tax but disk not displayed)

MOT - no valid certificate

Disturbing the peace offences (exahust to loud, revving at 4am in a residential area)

Failing to answer a producer



Cheers all.

None of the above offences are endorsable.

Edited to input that failing to produce a document itself is not endorasble if you have it.

Failing to produce insurance or a driving licence if you are stopped in circumstances that require you to have both of these for your legal usage of the vehicle will not attract endorsment for the failing to produce, but will definately do so for the offences of not having them.

MOT offences are not endorsable.

>> Edited by madcop on Friday 18th April 10:16

[Alan420]

Cheers guys,

This is what I've come up with so far, is any of it wrong?

Al.

>> Edited by Alan420 on Friday 18th April 20:19

[sb930turbo]

madcop said:

Are any of the following endorsable? If not, what is the deterrant? (I'm researching for my website)


Tax offences (no tax / tax but disk not displayed)



Edited to input that failing to produce a document itself is not endorasble if you have it.

Failing to produce insurance or a driving licence if you are stopped in circumstances that require you to have both of these for your legal usage of the vehicle will not attract endorsment for the failing to produce, but will definately do so for the offences of not having them.

MOT offences are not endorsable.

>> Edited by madcop on Friday 18th April 10:16

Madcop,
In what circumstances/vehicles do you have to carry Insurance/D.Licence?
Steve