where can I report uninsured parked car?

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a broken down piece of crap has been abandoned on the road outside my house for a few days. I checked the mot, tax & insurance today - tax & mot valid but no insurance. Its a worthless piece of ste so very unlikely its 'in the trade'.

But although there is dvla facility to report untaxed cars, there is not for uninsured ones. Don't want to 101 it as its not actualy being driven. Just want it got rid of.

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No I heard them trying to start it when they broke down in the middle of the night. Eventually they got picked up by someone. It was a while ago hence I also know it appears to have been abandoned. One tyre has gone flat.

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& forget to insure it?

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I think it was tuesday To be honest it's only cos it's right outside my house it's getting on my nerves, between mine and my neighbour's driveways. I know I don't own the road, but.

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Just but. Like the australian bub. But but.

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MoggieMinor said:

hora said:

Heaveho said:

I get pissed off with my neighbours cars that aren't broken down parked either edge of my drive.......why buy a house if you've nowhere to park your cars? I don't do it to them.......reason? I bought a house to suit my needs. I wouldn't like the situation the op is in any more than he does.

I can kinda see your point. One 3bed house that seems to have four+ cars seems to be the norm on some Wimpey etc etc estates. The Developers put the minimal access space/access etc in anyway then a family buy/develop and you've got cars everywhere. Only a couple of houses like this on one road and its daft.

Sadly this is happening everywhere. People buy a house with either a small drive or no off road parking at all. Husband and wife have a car each, so do their grown up kids and expect to be able to park all over the street. One of them will of course also bring a big work van home.. This happens for every house.

No modern "garage" will hold a car and even if it did it will be too full of bikes and laundry machines to get a car in.

If you need to park more than one car buy a house with enough land to do it instead of clogging up the streets.

yeah but bare in mind property prices these days. I'd love a country pile, but errr finances don't allow it for 99% of people.

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CanAm said:

mmm-five said:

CanAm said:

Indeed. But as it was 5 years ago I guess the OP has it sorted by now, one way or another.

It seems to be Armtere's MO, as the only other threads they've responded to are 3 and 6 years old - maybe they're only given supervised access to a computer every 3 years or so?

Ah, I should have realised.

Probably some Russian/zombie/bot thing