This blog provides an update from our MOT Enforcement team on changes we are making to our reviews process from 1 April 2025.
DVSA is building a new ‘web-based’ MOT testing system to replace MOT Comp in 2015. Over the course of 2015, all VTS devices will be turned off and you’ll all need to have the right IT equipment in place in order to access the new system and carry on testing.
We see a lot of tyres below the legal limit and it’s regularly among the top five failure items, but we hope you don’t see many like this.
This photo was sent in by Stuart Heath of the Porsche Centre Solihull. It shows that not even high value sports cars are immune to incompetent DIY repairs. It’s not uncommon for amateur mechanics to put brake pads in the …
Find out about work DVLA is doing to make it easier to check if a vehicle has a current MOT.
Most of what we talk about here is aimed at testers and garages. This time we’re giving a short run down of the most common MOT fail items for vehicle owners and offering some simple tips to help avoid that dreaded fail.
We are often asked what are the most common mistakes made by NTs, well here's a few that come up regularly.
As MOT Modernisation heads towards giving garages a new up-to-date testing system, we ask Transition Manager, James Body, to take us through what will happen during the switchover process.
We’re looking into making buying slots quicker and easier and thinking about removing cheques from the current list of payment options.
You’ll need to have the correct browser installed on your testing IT equipment to access and use the web-based testing system which MOT Modernisation is building. Here we talk about the options and the easiest way to make sure your web browser is up to date.
A novel way to stop that suspension knock! The owner said he'd done a repair to the suspension to stop a knocking noise.