As an accessory fitter, your job involves enhancing vehicles with aftermarket parts – whether it’s audio systems, alarms, lighting, trackers, tow bars, roof racks, or performance upgrades.
Provided it is not insured elsewhere and is in a roadworthy condition. This is particularly useful for those who frequently purchase vehicles at auctions and need to transport them home. It is crucial to note that law enforcement actively monitors uninsured vehicles, and if your newly acquired car is not registered on the Motor Insurance Database (MID), you risk being stopped and even having your vehicle impounded.
You have only seven days to meet the MID requirements, making it imperative to register each vehicle upon purchase and promptly remove it once sold. Maintaining an up-to-date list of all your vehicles will help you with these regulations.
Before a vehicle can be driven on public roads, it must be in a roadworthy condition and adequately insured. If the vehicle is not covered under another policy—such as a seller’s insurance or existing fleet cover—you must arrange for appropriate insurance coverage immediately. This is essential not only for legal reasons but also to protect your business in case of an incident during transit or testing.