60-second quiz

What's your driver worry profile?

  • Car parked — what if?
  • Missed a renewal before?
  • Who reaches you now?
Your car is parked and you're somewhere else. How often do you wonder if something's gone wrong?
Vehicle tax, MOT, insurance, service dates — where do you keep track of yours?
If a stranger needed to contact you about your parked car right now, how would they do it?
When you need your car's paperwork — insurance, MOT, service history — how easy is it to find?
If something serious happened with your car and you couldn't answer your phone, how prepared would family or friends be?

Your profile

Your profile

The Careful Parker

Your car is never far from your mind.

You think about what happens while the car sits alone — a tow, a clamp, a blocked driveway, a mystery dent in a car park. You'd rather someone could reach you before a small problem becomes a big one.

Your profile

The Deadline Juggler

Paperwork lives in your head.

Vehicle tax, MOT, insurance, service intervals — you know they matter, but keeping track feels like a second job. You need one place that remembers the dates so you don't have to.

Your profile

The Family-First Planner

You think about who'd worry.

You plan ahead — not only for parking hassle, but for the serious stuff. If you couldn't respond, you'd want family or friends to know what to do next.

Your profile

The Private Driver

Reachable — without your number on display.

You want people to contact you about your car — just not with your phone number stuck on the windscreen. You want control over who gets through, without being unreachable.

Your profile

The Busy Commuter

Parked all day. Paperwork piling up.

Two worries at once: what happens while your car sits in a car park or on the street, and keeping up with MOT, tax, and insurance. Life is busy — one setup for both would help.

Your profile

The Easy-Going Driver

Low stress — still smart to be ready.

Car worries aren't keeping you up at night — and that's fine. Even relaxed drivers eventually hit a tow notice or a missed renewal. A simple setup now beats a scramble later.

What helps

Bottom line

It helps to be contactable and organised before something happens. MyQR is a discreet windscreen sticker: someone scans it, picks a reason, and reaches you — plus a dashboard for your car's dates and details. Nothing auto-detects; a person has to scan and choose to contact you.

Based on your answers

When your car is parked and you're not there

A tow, a clamp, a blocked driveway, a bump in a car park — most drivers only find out later. MyQR is a small sticker on your windscreen. Someone scans it, picks a reason, and you get the message. Your phone number stays private. Nothing is automatic; a person has to scan and choose to contact you.

When MOT and tax dates live in your head

Vehicle tax, MOT, insurance renewals, and service intervals are easy to lose track of when they're spread across emails, photos, and the glovebox. MyQR's Plate Dashboard keeps those dates and reminders in one place so you're not guessing when something is due.

If you couldn't answer, who'd know?

Most of us assume someone would get through — until they can't. On your MyQR car profile you can add an emergency contact, so if you don't respond, the people who care have a clearer next step.

Contactable — without your number on the glass

You want someone to reach you about your car without sticking your mobile number on the windscreen. With MyQR, they scan the sticker, pick a reason, and contact you through the flow you control. Your number isn't printed for everyone to see.