"FAQ ON MOT test"
"MOT Reading (650 Words)"
[ "FAQ ON MOT test;What is the MOT test?The MOT test is a compulsory safety check for most vehicles in the United Kingdom. It is designed to ensure that your car meets UK road safety and environmental standards. The test covers items such as brakes, tyres, lighting, and emissions.When do I need to have my MOT?If your vehicle is three years old or older, you will need to have your MOT carried out every 12 months. If your car is younger than three years old, you will need an MOT Reading carried out every six months.What happens if my car fails the MOT?If your car fails the MOT, you will need to have the items that failed the test repaired before you can drive your vehicle again. You will also need to pay for the MOT retest.Can I drive my car if it fails the MOT?If your car fails the MOT, you are not allowed to drive it on the road. You must take your vehicle to an authorised garage to have the items that failed the test repaired.What is an Advisory Notice?An Advisory Notice is a notice issued by the MOT tester to advise you of a problem with your vehicle. The problem may not have caused your vehicle to fail the MOT, but it should be fixed as soon as possible. Advisory Notices remain on your vehicle's record for 3 yearsWhat is a Fail Notice?A Fail Notice is a notice issued by the MOT tester to advise you that your vehicle has failed the MOT test. The vehicle will not be driven on the road until the items that failed the test are repaired. Fail Notices remain on your vehicle's record for 1 yearWhat is an Immediate Fail Notice?An Immediate Fail Notice is a notice that is issued by the MOT tester to advise you that your vehicle has failed the MOT test and must be towed away immediately. Immediate Fail Notices remain on your vehicle's record for 1 yearWhat is a Major Fail Notice?A Major Fail Notice is a notice issued by the MOT tester to advise you that your vehicle has failed the MOT test and must be repaired before it can be driven on the road again. Major Fail Notices remain on your vehicle's record for 1 year.What is an Expired MOT?An Expired MOT is a notice issued by the MOT tester to advise you that your vehicle's MOT has expired. You are not allowed to drive your vehicle on the road if its MOT has expired. Expired MOTs remain on your vehicle's record for 6 months.I have lost my MOT certificate. What can I do?;If you have lost your MOT certificate, you can contact the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) to request a copy. You will need to provide your vehicle registration number and the date of your MOT test. DVSA will charge a fee for issuing a copy of your MOT certificateHow much does an MOT cost?The cost of your MOT will depend on the type of vehicle you are testing. The minimum fee for an MOT is 54.85. However, if your car fails the MOT, you will need to pay another fee to be retested. You can find the full price list hereWhat happens if my car is 10 years old? Do I still need to have it tested?You will no longer need to have your 10-year-old vehicle tested, but this does not mean that you can drive it without having any checks carried out. You must make sure that your vehicle is roadworthy before driving it on the road again. You can find more information about the checks you need to carry out on your 10-year-old vehicle hereThe MOT is a mandatory test designed to ensure that your vehicle meets UK road safety and environmental standards. The test covers items such as brakes, tyres, lighting, and emissions. You will need to have your MOT carried out every 12 months if your vehicle is 3 years old or older. If your vehicle is younger than 3 years old, you will need an MOT carried out every 6 months. If your car fails the MOT, you will need to have the items that failed the test repaired before you can drive your car again. You will also need to pay for the MOT retest. If your car fails its MOT, you should make sure that any problems with your vehicle are repaired as soon as possible." ]