IGA calls for MOT price cap review
The Independent Garage Association (IGA) has urged the government to review the MOT price cap, which has not changed in 14 years. It has written to new Transport Secretary Heidi […]
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NFDA urges swift MOT action in Northern Ireland
The National Franchised Dealers Association Northern Ireland (NFDA-NI) has urged swift action on the MOT backlog with average waiting times for a test up to 72 days. The MOT testing regime […]
RAC research reveals risky driver cost-cutting measures
RAC research has revealed that 20% of drivers under the age of 40 have skipped MOTs or not replaced worn tyres in order to save money. Among all drivers, 10% […]
Brayleys Group enhances MOT standards with MOTsafe
Dealer group Brayleys Cars has enhanced MOT standards and skills by implementing Autotech Training’s web-based platform, MOTsafe. Brayleys Cars operates 19 sites across the UK and performs 150 MOTs every […]
New data identified nearly 10 million MOT fails
New research has found that nearly 10 million vehicles failed MOTs last year. According to analysis of government figures by motoring research charity the RAC Foundation, 9.9 million of the […]
NFDA-NI and PACTS call for urgent MOT action
The National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) and the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) have again urged action on the MOT backlog in Northern Ireland. They believe delays and […]
Drivers reminded to book MOTs or risk £1,000 fine
The Motor Ombudsman is urging drivers to book their MOTs in advance or risk a £1,000 fine if they use their vehicles beyond its expiration date. A valid MOT is […]
Dangerous MOT failures reach record high
MOT failures due to major safety concerns has reached a record high, according to DVSA figures. It has reported that 684,746 vehicles failed their tests between October and December last […]
Northern Ireland announces MOT revisions
A one-year temporary MOT exemption for certain private cars has been announced in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland’s Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has announced that one-year temporary exemption certificates (TECs) have […]
NFDA shines light on NI challenges
The National Franchised Dealers Association in Northern Ireland has met with industry leaders and regulators to discuss key issues within the domestic automotive market, including MOTs and electric vehicle charging […]
DIY drivers risk MOT failures
New research has found that the cost-of-living crisis is driving many motorists to delay car repairs or carry them out themselves rather than paying for a professional. According to eBay […]
Service costs set to soar
With up to a quarter of drivers either delaying routine vehicle maintenance or not carrying it out at all due to rising costs, driving experts at Scrap Car Comparison has […]