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[…]
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,[…]
As professionals in the automotive industry, you play a vital role in ensuring vehicle safety by following regulations laid out by the DVSA. This blog post provides valuable insights and strategies to enhance MOT testing procedures and internal business processes. By implementing these tips, you can increase efficiency, accuracy, customer[…]
The MOT Juice new Site Audit went live at the beginning of this month. Its development has been a major cross-team project for the business, spanning a number of months throughout the 2022-23 training year. The Site Audit has been a feature we have offered for a while. The Site[…]
As providers of the MOT scheme, we all know the importance of compliance. However, sometimes even innocent mistakes can result in a breach of compliance, leading to potential disciplinary action by the DVSA. Check out this list of eight common compliance errors which can easily be avoided by adding some[…]
Each month in MOT Juice CPD training, we build your training material around questions submitted by our Tribe. These are real-world scenario-based questions and problems identified by other testers on the job. Peer-to-peer training and industry community building have proven to help create a well-rounded training experience, particularly when it[…]
