The East Midlands · local guide
Newark is a market town where the A1 meets the A46 and the Fosse Way crosses the Trent. With roads converging from every direction, it is an easy place to arrange a collection.
Free collection
Start with the registration and the postcode where the car is parked.
The A1 bypasses the town to the east, the A46 runs north-east to Lincoln and south-west to Nottingham and Leicester, and the A17 heads east towards Sleaford. Newark has two railway stations: Northgate on the East Coast Main Line and Castle on the Nottingham to Lincoln line.
The town centre, with its castle ruins and large market place, has limited parking; the suburbs and new estates at Fernwood and Balderton have drives.
Villages such as Collingham and Farndon sit close to the Trent and can be affected by flooding. If your car has been flood-damaged, describe it when you get a valuation and do not try to start it.
Newark-on-Trent at a glance
Questions
Answers specific to scrapping a car here.
Newark and Sherwood District Council, with Nottinghamshire County Council responsible for roads.
Yes, wherever the car is.
Start with the registration and postcode. A licensed buyer covering your area comes back with an offer, and collection is free.