What you need to know about the new roadworthiness directive
...‘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...
...‘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...
...from motorists that there was a need to make obtaining duplicates easier – having to physically go to garages was seen as a real burden. Longer term, we want to...
...been useful to understand more about how we improve our services, the process we go through, and to highlight how important feedback is to our work and services. Please let...
Everyone who uses the MOT testing service can now access test quality information (TQI). You’ll find useful statistics about how many tests your garage has done, how long your tests...
In this blog post, I wanted to update you on how we’re going to improve emissions testing on diesels (known as PN testing) alongside updates on how we’re better using...
...Facilities (ATFs). But it also applies to some vehicles that fall into the MOT scheme – so vehicles with more than 8 passenger seats that are not used commercially –...
...completed. Although this may come as old news to some of you, we’re advising all garages to refer to special notice 1-2013 for details of all new testable items and...
...To do this, we’ve focused on reducing how often you need to use your security card while improving other security measures. Following comments from MOT testers and user research, we've...
...for the relative aspects of the directive: 20 May 2017 Necessary changes to domestic legislation complete to enable the directive changes to take place 20 May 2018 Updated test content...
...fall from vehicle under normal use. So how do we arrive at this conclusion? The term ‘insecure’ is used when a component or item is defective due to movement between...