DVSA has recently issued instructions to Authorised Examiners about how they can get rid of their old IT equipment (MOT Computerisation) after switching over to the new MOT testing service....
...asked a group of garages to take a photo of each car when it comes in for an MOT – providing evidence that the vehicle was present – this photo...
...how the new test result entry screens will look Other updates we’re planning to introduce in the future include how you search for vehicles and print duplicate certificates. These are...
As mentioned in our last blog, we've been working on making how you enter test results on the MOT testing service simpler. On 3 November 2016 we changed how you...
...than 60,000 MOT testers in over 22,700 garages. It's easy to get caught up in thinking about how we should improve the MOT testing service, but it’s also worth reflecting...
...place. We'll let you know when it's available. I’d encourage you to have a look at this when you’re logged into your profile before these changes come into effect. Finally,...
...buttons, which will also make it easier to enter results on a tablet or smartphone. However, you will still be able to use a traditional desktop computer or laptop if...
...it was also being used by NTs (Nominated Testers). This wasn’t the intended use, but with the development of MOT Modernisation we’ve decided to simplify the rules. So from 10...
...for Transport asked us to identify items in the MOT that weren’t included in the Directive. This was to prevent regulating more than needed and to reduce the regulatory burden...
After listening to your feedback we’ve made some changes to make it easier for you to use the new MOT testing service. Throughout the switchover process we’ve been taking on...