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Government committed to MOT modernisation as consultation concludes | Department for Transport - Vimarsana News

Government committed to MOT modernisation as consultation concludes | Department for Transport

First MOT test to remain at 3 years from registration and annually thereafter while government works to establish a programme of longer-term reform for MOTs.

Controversial plans to delay MOTs SCRAPPED: Proposal to extend annual tests for vehicles to two years is ditched by ministers - Vimarsana News

Controversial plans to delay MOTs SCRAPPED: Proposal to extend annual tests for vehicles to two years is ditched by ministers

The DfT confirmed its proposal to make owners get MOTs every two years rather than one - and to also delay a car's first MOT from the third year to the fourth - has been ditched.

Hexham Racecourse celebrates its 'freedom' after X account blocked - Vimarsana News

Hexham Racecourse celebrates its 'freedom' after X account blocked

HEXHAM Racecourse is celebrating its 'freedom' after its X account was blocked for 48 hours.

Government puts plan to scrap annual MOT tests into reverse - Vimarsana News

Government puts plan to scrap annual MOT tests into reverse

The Government has backtracked on plans to make MOTs compulsory every two years instead of one after a backlash.

Source: yahoo.com
UK Government plan to fines for utility companies which over-run road works to reinvested into pothole repairs and resurfacing - Vimarsana News

UK Government plan to fines for utility companies which over-run road works to reinvested into pothole repairs and resurfacing

The government have announced plans which they say will raise additional funds for improving roads.

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