While most horror stories are set in haunted houses or dark woods, some of the DVSA’s scariest tales come straight from the MOT testing bay. This year testers have shared some truly hair-raising sights that would leave the bravest of testers shuddering.
The MOT test sits at the heart of DVSA's mission to keep Britain's roads safer for everyone.
DVSA has completed the first Images in Garages trial – one of the building blocks that will help us tackle errors at MOT and fraudulent “Ghost” MOTs. In March, we asked a group of garages to take a photo of …
As part of our ongoing strategy to combat fraudulent MOTs and improve testing accuracy, we are trailing a new feature that captures vehicle images during the test.
I last updated you on what we’re doing to improve the MOT testing service on 7 July. Thanks for all your feedback. We do read it all and try and take it on board but I’m sorry that we don’t …
You told us you wanted to know more about what we’re adding to the MOT testing service and what happens when it’s taken offline in the evenings. So, this will be the first in a series of regular blogs that looks at what we've been working on behind the scenes.
Last year, I told you about the work we're doing to make technical information available on the MOT testing service. This information will help you test vehicles safely and correctly.
After listening to your feedback, we’ve made a few changes to how and when MOT information is presented as part of our ongoing process to improve the MOT testing service.
After listening to your feedback we’ve made it easier for you to get contingency codes if the MOT testing service goes offline. We’ve now introduced a way that you can instantly pick up the latest code if you try to sign in to the service and it’s not working.