Friday 6th December 2024
All cars and vans over three years old (or four in Northern Ireland) must undertake an annual MOT test to ensure they are safe and roadworthy. If you take your car for an MOT, all major components will be tested, including the seatbelt and suspension to the brakes, mirrors and more. Once your vehic... Read More
Thursday 30th May 2024
Many vehicles across the UK cannot be taxed without a valid MOT certificate. Unless your car is exempt, a valid MOT certificate is a legal requirement and not only will you not be able to tax your vehicle without one, but you may invalidate your car’s insurance too. Why do I need an MOT to tax my... Read More
Friday 26th January 2024
Switching to an electric vehicle can feel like you’re driving a completely different beast compared to a traditional petrol or diesel car. So, you might wonder if all the same rules apply to your new car. In this guide, we’ll explain if EVs need an MOT and what’s different for EV motorists. Do elec... Read More
Wednesday 29th November 2023
An MOT lasts for a year and is valid until midnight of its expiry date. You can find the date it runs out printed on your current MOT pass certificate. When does a new car require its first MOT? It is a legal requirement in the UK that a vehicle older than 3 years from the date of first registr... Read More
Wednesday 25th October 2023
An MOT test consists of a series of checks that ensures your vehicle is safe to drive on the road. It is an annual legal requirement here in the UK for most cars over three years old. But, there are some circumstances where a vehicle may be exempt from needing an MOT certificate. What are the requ... Read More
