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....
...as a new cleanliness regime, we’ve introduced new protective screens, hand sanitizer, social distancing signs and more stocks of PPE. We’ve staggered staff breaks and the majority of our office...
...closely with VTS Councils and the Trade User Group, and we have asked ourselves many questions about each part of the process: 1. Does the current points-based system work? The...
...rapidly deflates, resulting in potential loss of control of the vehicle. Clearly it makes you wonder how this hadn’t been picked up earlier by the vehicle user - or had...
...we do expect to continue to offer this option in a limited way. This is because there are now quicker and more user-friendly ways of paying available. We’d like to...
...you enter the mileage incorrectly, don’t worry - you can issue a replacement certificate if it’s within seven days of the test. Appendix 10.I2 of the VTS Device User Guide...
...into difficulty when fitting new brake shoes. Finding he could not get both new shoes to fit he decided one would be good enough! Daren points out “It is not...
...will have to change in 2018 because current UK law is incompatible with the new EU Directive. However there is some flexibility on how this happens, so DfT are seeking...
...equipment and are ready to switch over to the new testing system in 2015. This follows our October request to update your VTS contact details which resulted in over 5,000...
An ongoing DVSA online survey has shown that most garages are confident they’ll be ready to switch over to the new MOT testing service by April 2015. The survey was...