Irish Taxi Forum
Public Area => Taxi Talk => Topic started by: silverbullet on January 05, 2023, 06:38:56 pm
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My vehicle licence is due to expire at the end of January.
I contacted the NTA who said although the licence is four months old it must resit the NCTS as
they only allow for a 90 day window.
My NCTS was in late August so over the 90-day window.
They gave me a date of next Tuesday to do the NCTS again. If I pass then I can also book in a test resit straight away.
All things being equal, my licences will all match up after suitability and the heap will be good until January 2026.
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I mentioned this in another thread,I'm in a similar situation,licenced till March but NCT'd till May,I'm sure they'll be in touch to inform me the window to renew is open!!
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I mentioned this in another thread,I'm in a similar situation,licenced till March but NCT'd till May,I'm sure they'll be in touch to inform me the window to renew is open!!
The previous NCTS/Suitability was free. To re-licence under the new T&Cs the old price structure comes back into play.
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I mentioned this in another thread,I'm in a similar situation,licenced till March but NCT'd till May,I'm sure they'll be in touch to inform me the window to renew is open!!
The previous NCTS/Suitability was free. To re-licence under the new T&Cs the old price structure comes back into play.
Of course it does SB!!
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I mentioned this in another thread,I'm in a similar situation,licenced till March but NCT'd till May,I'm sure they'll be in touch to inform me the window to renew is open!!
The previous NCTS/Suitability was free. To re-licence under the new T&Cs the old price structure comes back into play.
Hardly a big deal to pay €55 fer an NCT and €75 fer Suitability to keep an old depeciation free banger on the road !