Promoting vehicle safety checks to your customers who need to drive
...helped you to encourage motorists to come in early and ‘Beat the Rush’. We now want to help you promote your other safety checks to motorists, like a health check...
...helped you to encourage motorists to come in early and ‘Beat the Rush’. We now want to help you promote your other safety checks to motorists, like a health check...
...you can meet your customer’s needs during a very busy period. But we can only do this with your help. Working together: free toolkit for communicating with your customers We...
...you’ve finished recording the result in the MOT testing service. You can still provide duplicate certificates Although motorists are now able to get a free duplicate of their MOT certificate...
...of modified vehicles and the removal of the shock absorber bounce test. A new VT9A poster is also included listing the additional free retest items. These changes also apply from...
...in a garage environment. The cost Another concern raised was about the cost of the new cards. The cards will be provided free of charge to everyone who uses the...
...you’re using. Each type of browser is slightly different. They’re included with any internet-enabled computer, laptop or tablet you use, or you can get them for free off the internet....
...if they do not display a legible date code on in scope tyres. So, when testing you will need to check that each tyre displays a date of manufacture or...
...‘minor’, to help focus drivers on what’s more important. Whilst this will help us explain to them how to look after their vehicles better, we’ll need to be careful not...
...by revamping the defect search. We aren’t happy with the way it works right now and haven’t promoted it widely. Some of you might not even know there is a...
DVSA and the transport industry are working together to encourage van owners and drivers to better maintain their vehicles. We’re doing this by highlighting the road safety risks associated with...