UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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What do you need in order to get Road Tax?

A valid driver's license and insurance
MOT and valid insurance
A vehicle and a job
Proof of vehicle ownership and a garage

The correct answer is: MOT and valid insurance

In order to get Road Tax, you need to have a valid MOT certificate and insurance. This is because Road Tax is a tax that is required for using a vehicle on public roads and it ensures that the vehicle meets safety and emissions standards. Option A, having only a valid driver's license and insurance, is incorrect because insurance alone does not prove that the vehicle is roadworthy. Option C, having a vehicle and a job, is incorrect because a job does not have any relevance to getting Road Tax. Option D, having proof of vehicle ownership and a garage, is also incorrect because it does not satisfy the requirement of a valid MOT certificate.