Yes. The following scenarios could mean that the examination has be abandoned.
- the vehicle is not submitted for examination at the appropriate time and place appointed
- the fee has not been paid
- the vehicle cannot be driven or has insufficient fuel or oil to enable the test to be completed
- the vehicle is presented in a dangerous or such a dirty condition that the test is not feasible
- a load or items on the vehicle are not secured or removed as required
- a proper examination cannot be carried out because any door, tailgate, boot lid, engine cover, fuel
- cap or other device designed to be readily opened cannot be opened
- the condition of the vehicle ?in the opinion of the examiner‚ is such that a proper examination of the
- vehicle would involve a danger of injury to any person or damage to the vehicle or any other
- property
- the vehicle does not display, permanently, in an accessible position and readily legible, the required
- vehicle identification number
- the driver does not remain in the vehicle or its vicinity and operate the controls etc. as requested
Source: DfT Individual Vehicle Approval Scheme pdf