The DGT will automatically cancel thousands of cars: how to avoid it?

If you are the owner of a car for which you have not taken out insurance for more than ten years or have not taken it to pass the ITV, your car may end up being automatically canceled by the DGT, so to avoid it You will have to do what we tell you below about cars and automatic deregistrations from the DGT. The DGT will automatically deregister cars: How can it be avoided? Maybe like many people, you have a car that you consider a “classic” that you hardly ever take out, but for which you either have no insurance or have passed the ITV in recent years. Well, in case you want to take it out to test it or take a small tour, you may find yourself with a fine for taking a vehicle that has been canceled by the DGT, and the General Directorate of Traffic is taking it out of circulation. to all those cars that in the last ten years have not passed the ITV and do not have contracted insurance either. An action that, although irreversible, we can solve given that to re-register the vehicle again it will be necessary to start the so-called “rehabilitation procedure.” How and why are the ex officio deregistrations of the DGT the automatic deregistration of a car it is actually an ex officio cancellation by the DGT based on the provisions of Royal Decree 265/2021 that modifies article 35 of the General Vehicle Regulations. For them to occur, one of the two factors (or both) that we have indicated must be given, so if you have a car that does not have insurance and does not have the ITV during the period of the last ten years, it is normal that the Traffic Headquarters consider that either it no longer exists or that you do not have it in circulation and with that, it is canceled.Of course, the person who receives the notification that his car has been automatically canceled by the DGT, has the option not to cancel the cancellation, but to have the car restored. Before explaining how to do this we have to mention the reasons for these casualties, which are none other than the fact itself of trying to prevent many cars from continuing in circulation with an irregular situation (since they do not carry insurance and neither have passed the ITV) or also, better control the high number of temporary casualties that occur and that can lead to situations such as the car being imported abroad or there is a black market for scrap parts. car has been canceled? If we want to avoid that our car that we are not using or with which we circulate irregularly does not find an automatic cancellation, we will have to take out insurance and obviously get it to pass the ITV, although if we do not go To move the car, another option is to temporarily cancel the vehicle so that you will save paying the road tax, you will not have to pass the ITV although these cancellations last only one year, of m After that time you will have to renew it, and in the event that the car has already been canceled, what you have to do is go to the DGT where you will have to ask for the rehabilitation form and fill it out, but also pay the corresponding fees for the car to be registered again, in addition to the documentation that proves the ownership of the vehicle and the technical inspection card, or that we present the proof of having paid the tax on Mechanical Traction Vehicles.