What connected MOT equipment means for you
Chris Price talks about why we're introducing connected MOT equipment, how we've worked with industry to develop and test the technology, and why it will be a good thing for MOT garages and testers.
Improving our guidance about managing an MOT centre
We’ve published new guidance about the management systems, policies and checks you need in place at your MOT centre. In this blog post, John Ploughman, Head of Content Design, talks about how the guidance has been designed to help you.
A closer look at MOT risk rating
Chris Price explains more about the risk rating of garages and testers, and what this means for you. He also looks at future developments of the tool.
May MOT horror stories
More MOT horrors from testers around the country.
Making it easier for motorists to replace a lost MOT certificate
We’re introducing a service for motorists to print their own lost or damaged MOT certificates. Find out how the change affects MOT testers.
Spring MOT horror stories
Welcome to another batch of horrors discovered by MOT testers around the country.
MOT services we’re working on: 9 January 2019
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Changes to the MOT test, MOT testing service, News and updates
In his latest update, Neil Barlow explains what the MOT service team has been working on.
The MOT nightmares before Christmas 2
Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. The sound of sleigh bells could put even Ebeneezer Scrooge in the Christmas spirit - but the only bells some MOT testers heard this year were alarm bells!
Black Friday MOT blues
Today is Black Friday, but there are no great deals before Christmas here.
What we’re doing to improve the quality of MOT testing
Every year, MOT testers do over 30 million MOT tests across Great Britain. We all have a part to play in maintaining and improving the standards of those tests - whether it’s DVSA, MOT managers, MOT testers, or trade associations.