The Rules and regulations that apply to private and commercial vehicles more than 30 years old.
Vintage vehicles up to the age of 40 must still undergo a roadworthiness test, if used in a public place.
Vehicles over 40 years old are exempt from roadworthiness testing but only if used for non-commercial purposes, and you are still required by law to ensure it’s maintained in good condition and does not pose a risk to other road users.
If a vehicle is over 40 years old and is used for commercial reasons (e.g., as a wedding hire vehicle), a roadworthiness test is required.