The government has made an announcement that as mandatory MOT tests will begin again from 1 August as lockdown restrictions, ease and traffic begins to rise. Find out more about the MOT extension ending…
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If something as innocuous a blown bulb fails an MOT, will a cracked windscreen have the same effect? Not always… Seven Things That Will Not Fail Your MOT Sometimes your car will pass the MOT with an advisory note, highlighting issues that must be addressed soon. 1. Cracked windscreen...
The Department for Transport has announced a six-month MOT extension, leading to questions from motorists. So what is the risk of driving without an MOT…
Some people are concerned that their car warranty will be invalidated if they cannot get their car serviced during the coronavirus outbreak. Will the Coronavirus Shutdown affect my car warranty? In normal times, failing to have your car serviced in line with the manufacturer’s guidelines can invalidate your warranty....
The government has given car owners a six-month exemption for a car MOT test, so those who are locked down do not fall foul of the law.
With garages closed due to the coronavirus outbreak, how can you deal with a breakdown? What if my Car Breaks Down During the Coronavirus Outbreak Most people will not be venturing out of their home much at present, but a large number of key workers do still need to...
While self-isolating due to the coronavirus, you’ll want to be sure your car won’t let you down when to travel again. Here are our tips.
Should you go out in your vehicle during the coronavirus COVID 19 outbreak? Our guide tells you the facts.
Owners of cars and vans have been granted a six-month exemption from MOT testing due to the coronavirus outbreak. Read our article on the Coronavirus MOT exemptions in full here...
MOT tests are a legal requirement for almost all the vehicles on the roads in the UK. The test is designed to ensure cars and vans are safe and roadworthy. However, it was recently reported that there is an MOT test crisis as millions of cars and vans fail...
