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  • Cycles as Band A vehicles
  • muddydwarf
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    Its been mentioned once or twice that cycles are categorized as Band A vehicles for legal purposes, however i cant find any info as to whether this is actually the case.
    I understand that cycles are legally carriages after an act of 1888 but can anyone furnish me with a link please?

    Having a discussion about this at work today and i was pretty sure cycles are legally classed as Band A for some reason.

    molgrips
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    I don’t think they are. The bandings are for VED, which does not apply to cycles.

    I think it’s used as a rebuttal to the ‘you don’t pay road tax’ jibe, because even if we were subject to it we’d be band A and not pay anything anyway.

    muddydwarf
    Free Member

    I thought it was to do with the point that as cycles are legally carriages, and carriages under law are taxed then for classification purposes they are designated Band A carriages.

    ..or maybe not!

    rossi46
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    Motorcycles are classed on the tax disc as ‘cycle’. Makes sense I guess, maybe the engine doesn’t count 😆

    number18
    Free Member

    I’ve just found this, worth a read I think;

    http://ipayroadtax.com/

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