Since April, Authorised Examiners (AEs) across the UK have started receiving something new in their inboxes – the DVSA’s VTS Self-Assessment form. The form is part of an updated approach to MOT site reviews. Although the DVSA announced it a few months ago, many AEDMs are only just encountering it[…]
We’re proud to announce a new green initiative at MOT Juice: from 25th June 2025, MOT Juice will plant a tree for every new client who joins us. This simple pledge supports global reforestation efforts and helps our clients demonstrate their own commitment to sustainability – all while choosing a[…]
At MOT Juice, we don’t just build software—we build trust. That’s why we’re proud to say: we’re officially Cyber Essentials certified. So, what does that actually mean? Why should you care? And what does it say about us, especially compared to other companies in the MOT software space? Let’s break[…]
When completing your monthly Site Audits, please remember that honesty is key. The DVSA don’t expect perfection – but they do expect to see that you’re identifying issues, resolving them promptly, and improving over time. The below quote from the MOT Testing Guide sums this up perfectly: “In operating systems,[…]
If you’re an MOT tester, you already know the DVSA loves to keep things fresh every year — and the 2025-26 training curriculum is no different. This time around, there’s a special spotlight on vehicle registration plates. Yeah, we know. Number plates might not sound like the most thrilling topic[…]
A new survey of UK MOT testers and workshop managers has revealed widespread concerns over a potential rule change that could see vehicles with outstanding safety recalls automatically fail their MOT. The findings suggest that the government must carefully consider the impact of such a change before introducing new legislation.[…]
