The recent government consultation on ‘the future of the MOT’ has closed for responses. The government are yet to publish their conclusions. The Ministry of Transport last considered changing the first MOT from three to four years in 2018. Reflecting on that decision five years ago, we explore what has changed[…]
The logistics industry is booming thanks to the exponential rise of home deliveries. Electric vehicles (EVs) present an excellent opportunity for logistics companies. Transitioning delivery fleets to EVs can help companies reduce their environmental impact and meet sustainability targets. It can save money on operating costs, given that EVs are[…]
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) recently published their vision up to 2030, with the central theme of: “Keeping Britain moving, safely and sustainably”. To achieve this vision, the DVSA has identified three key areas of focus: > Improving road safety: The agency is committed to reducing the number[…]
Being an MOT Tester can sometimes be isolated, with little support or further learning opportunities. At MOT Juice we value our customers – our TRIBE of Testers – and our goal is to share knowledge within the TRIBE and support one another for the greater good. Unlike some training[…]
As we prepare to wave goodbye to the end of the financial and compliance year at the end of the month and head towards the new training year, we are pleased to announce that the DVSA has now released the training topics for the coming year, allowing us to get[…]
Deciphering the MOT Testing Guide – The devil is in the detail No guidelines are 100% bulletproof. There will always be some room for subjective interpretation. We’ve collected some potentially ambiguous statements from the DVSA MOT Testing Guide here, so we can all merrily muse over them together. Sanctioned for[…]
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