...and recorded on MOT Comp by the Quality Controller and acknowledged by the tester. So what do you do if a tester is absent - For shorter absences, it is...
...fine, however when he unlatched the belt and pulled it out for a closer look this is what was hidden between the seats. The belt had obviously been cut and...
...atlas and sunglasses (for the winter glare). The Highways Agency also suggests people consider a pre-winter check-up for their vehicle – things like wiper and tyre checks, fluid levels and...
Many of you may already have heard that VOSA and DSA are now merging and will be replaced with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency – DVSA. There will be...
...live by September 2015 and is part of our MOT Modernisation Project to help improve road safety and test quality by simplifying MOT policies and processes. This video looks at...
...are likely to be removed and there may be longitudinal door bars and substantial underbody protection covering any area of fuel tank exposed to running damage. The vehicle is also...
The information in this blog post may now be out of date. See how to check the MOT status of a vehicle. You can find out a vehicle's MOT and...
...skills and equipment, such as an auto electrician, are able to carry out these kinds of modifications without causing the SRS MIL to indicate a system malfunction and therefore meet...
...you get involved? To help make this change, DfT are looking for information and views from people and organisations who are interested in this area. They’re looking for a solution...
...carry out a full MOT test and will observe the inspection. After the test, the VE will offer advice and guidance where needed. If procedures or standards haven’t been applied...