"MOT history with current rules and regulations"
"Mot Aldershot, Car Service Aldershot"
[ "MOT history with current rules and regulations;MOT test history;MOT test is mandatory inthe UK since the government wants every drive and vehicle to remain safe androadworthy respectively. The government made first efforts to start the;Mot;test in 1960 under the power of the Road Traffic Act1956. As the first attempts to make the car secure for the users, theregulative authority included brakes, lights and steering check and thevehicles needed the test if they were 10 years oldThe people of that time know this test as ten-year test.These attempts failed a lot of cars and the government has to reduce the limitfor the test to 7 years to make the rules stricter. The process ofmaking the test effective required the reduction in the age of the vehiclebound to take the test. As a result, the age limit was reduced to 3 years inApril 1967. On 1 January 1963, the government decided that the testingage for taxis, ambulances, and other vehicles that carry more than eight peoplewill be 1 yearAs the testing age reduced, the testable items increasedsimultaneously. ;In 1968, checking tyres were included and in 1977, theyincluded the examination of washers and wipers, horns, exhaust system, brakelights, direction indicators and general condition of a cars body. ;In the year 1991, emission check, rear-wheel steering,rear wheel bearing, rear seat belts were also includedIn 1992, they brought tyre tread depth to the list andincluded an emission test for diesel vehicles as well. ;2005 witnessed the computerised administration systemthat issued non-secure test certificates. ;Later the test was divided according to the classes likeclass 1, and class 2, etc. Each class included a special type ofvehicles like motorcycles, motorcycles with sidecars, 3-wheeled vehicles, cars,private passenger vehicles, ambulances, good vehicles, motor caravans,dual-purpose vehicles etc.Nowadays, the rules and regulations are quite strict toensure the vehicles run on the roads with optimum safetyCurrent MOT rulesThe MOT test divides thefaults into three main categories: minor, major and dangerous. Theresults of the test depend on these categories. If your car has minorfaults, you may have an advisory to correct the faults as soon as possible.In the case of a major fault found in your car, your car will fail its test andyou have to eliminate the faults as soon as possible. If your vehicle isfound having dangerous issues, you will not be allowed to drive your car.The main difference between major and dangerous faults isthat in the case of major faults, you can drive your car but dangerous faultswill not allow you to drive your car. However, you don't need to repairyour car in the same MOT centre. If you prefer another garage for car repair,you can tow your car to your desired service centreMOT retests:MOT Aldershot centres allow you to have an MOT retest if you areback to the centre within ten days after repairing your vehicle. If youare late to visit the centre, you have to submit your car for a full test again.If you maintain your vehicle properly and visit a service centre for;Car Service Aldershot,;your chances to pass the MOT test will increasebecause possibly, your car will not have dangerous or major faults. Youcan visit a trusted MOT centre for further information" ]