MOT
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Updates from DVSA – MOT guidance
The DVSA has published two collections of information relevant to members who carry out MOTs – “Being an MOT Tester” and “Running an MOT Centre” The information on the pages is not new but the collections gather a range of official guidance, forms and documents into one place, making it easier to read or bookmark […]
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2023/24 MOT Annual Training Update
The 2023/24 annual training syllabus covers the entire MOT Inspection Manual this year plus much more, so don’t wait until the deadline nears to take your training and take the assessment. The RMI Academy of Automotive Skills offers a selection of MOT annual training packages to ensure that all testers can comply with DVSA’s requirements […]
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Updates from DVSA – MOT Special Notice 02-23, improving mileage recording errors and DVSA’s 2030 vision
MOT special notice 02-23: changes to annual training and testing guide update DVSA issued its second Special Notice of the year on 1 April, announcing changes to annual training hours and updates to the MOT testing guide: 1. MOT annual training From 1 April 2023, the amount of required annual training hours will change. 1.1 […]
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2023/24 MOT Annual Training Update – The new training year starts now!
Want to get ahead with this year’s MOT annual training and assessment? The RMI Academy of Automotive Skills offers a selection of MOT annual training packages to ensure that all testers can comply with DVSA’s requirements by the deadline, ranging from face-to-face training at your garage premises or an RMI Academy site, to complete remote […]
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IGA RESPONDS TO 4-1-1 MOT CONSULTATION
The Independent Garage Association (IGA) has responded to the Department for Transport’s (DfT) consultation proposing changes to the MOT frequency and other MOT enhancements. Stuart James, IGA Chief Executive comments: “As the voice of the independent garage sector, we are asking the government to very carefully consider any changes to the MOT introduction year. Based […]
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20,000 Testers yet to complete their MOT Annual Training
The latest figures from DVSA reveal that nearly 20,000 MOT testers have not yet completed their 2022/23 MOT Annual Training. Testers will be immediately suspended from testing if they do not meet their mandatory annual training requirements by 31 March 2023. With only three weeks left, MOT Stations should ensure their testers have completed their training […]
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Final month left to complete your 2022/23 MOT Annual Training
Testers must complete their 2022/23 MOT Annual Training and pass the online assessment by the end of this month, or they will be suspended from testing. If your testers need last-minute support, 6 last-minute training options are available at the RMI Academy of Automotive Skills to ensure that all testers can confidently complete their requirements and […]
