Car owners that take their cars off the road for prolonged periods, could be forced to tax the vehicle, its has been claimed.
New motor tax rules for cars taken off the road could wreak havoc with Classic Car owners, amongst other classes of motorists.
New rules came into force on July 1, which specifies that motorists must notify their local authority in advance of taking their vehicle off the road, othwerwise they will be liable for road tax.
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