Everything You Need To Know About Car Insurance For SORN Vehicles

What Is SORN?

SORN stands for Statutory Off Road Notification. It is a notification that you can make to the DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency) to let them know that your vehicle is not being used on public roads. It is the legal way of declaring that your car, van, motorbike or other type of vehicle is off the road. You must make a SORN if you do not tax your vehicle and you do not have a valid Statutory Off Road Notification.

Do I Need Car Insurance For A SORN Vehicle?

No, you do not need any car insurance for a SORN vehicle. If you make a SORN, you do not need to have any car insurance for your vehicle. You will not be able to drive it on public roads, so you will not need to have any insurance. However, if you do decide to drive your vehicle on public roads, you will need to have valid car insurance cover.

Can I Still Drive My Vehicle With A SORN?

No, you cannot drive your vehicle on public roads if you have a SORN. If you make a SORN, you are declaring that your vehicle is not being used on public roads. You will need to tax your vehicle and have valid car insurance if you want to drive it on public roads.

What Happens If I Drive Without Insurance?

If you drive your vehicle on public roads without insurance, you are committing an offence. You could face a fine of up to £5,000 and your vehicle may be seized by the police. You could also face points on your licence, or a driving ban. You should always make sure that you have valid car insurance for your vehicle before you drive it on public roads.

What Else Do I Need To Know?

When you make a SORN, you will need to inform the DVLA and you will need to keep your vehicle off public roads. You will need to tax and insure your vehicle if you want to drive it on public roads. You should also make sure that you have valid car insurance for any other vehicles you own. If you drive without valid car insurance, you could face severe penalties.

Can I Cancel My SORN?

Yes, you can cancel your SORN at any time. You will need to contact the DVLA and inform them that you would like to cancel your SORN. You will then need to tax and insure your vehicle if you want to drive it on public roads. It is important to remember that you cannot drive your vehicle on public roads without valid car insurance.