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Hello all. I moved house and left an old vehicle parked off the street - it was taxed and insured at the time, and as far as I'm aware I'm still paying insurance by direct debit, but the tax lapsed on the car. When I realised that I hadn't done anything about the car I went back to where it had been left, but the car is no longer there and I have been told by an old neighbour that they think it has been towed, I assume by either the council or DVLA. I'm not quite sure what I need to do at this point - will I receive notification that it has been towed? I'd like to just get the car crushed as I'm not interested in keeping it.
I realise that I shouldn't have forgotten about the car in the first place and am willing to pay whatever fines etc are due, but I'm wondering what to do now. Can anyone advise?
Car removed without me knowing
, but the tax lapsed on the car. When I realised that I hadn't done anything about the car I went back to where it had been left, but the car is no longer there and I have been told by an old neighbour that they think it has been towed, I assume by either the council or DVLA. I'm not quite sure what I need to do at this point - will I receive notification that it has been towed? I'd like to just get the car crushed as I'm not interested in keeping it.
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