We told you recently in a blog post called 'MOT trade helps develop MOT occupational standards' that the Sector Skills Council for the automotive retail industry and DVSAs MOT Training...
It’s easy to fall into bad habits when testing regularly or under pressure. Here are 6 simple tips that should help keep vehicle registration smooth and your customers happy. 1....
...that affect MOT testers and the MOT industry. We use this blog to share what we're working on, what we've learnt, and what we're doing to help everyone keep their...
...heard stories about too much filler being used in vehicle repairs. But general purpose sealant? And in this case they went the extra mile and put the container in too....
...to meet increases in demand for MOTs. “The NFDA encourages customers to book at the earliest opportunity. This is in order to avoid inconveniences that could arise when booking later...
...difficult to drive in adverse weather conditions, can cause you to aquaplane, result in blowouts, increase stopping distance, and cause maintenance issues with wheel alignment and balance. Our advice is...
...the advice too and not just those logged into MTS you won't get car advice popping up when you’re testing a bike A few things to keep in mind. The...
...but we have more to do… With the introduction of MOT Computerisation being the only significant update since the disciplinary process was introduced in 1988, it now needs a full...
...tells you how to do this. Press F5 on the VTS Device to bring up the Guide. The issuing VTS can only correct a mistake in the vehicle’s colour or...
...it needs to be updated to reflect new vehicle technology. We at VOSA have worked closely with the industry to make sure they are prepared for the changes; and testers...