The push towards electric cars could be contributing to a rise in MOT failures caused by hidden suspension faults, which have been causing breaches in road safety across the UK. New research has ...
Suspension-related defects are currently the leading cause of MOT failures across the UK, according to a new study conducted ...
In-depth analysis of MOT data reveals surprising reasons for test failures Between June 2024 and June 2025, almost 400 vehicles with suspension parts missing; 61 with mismatched headlights; 3,485 with ...
From January 2026 the government has announced new changes will be introduced to the MOT process. From 9th January, MOTs are being redesigned to help crack down on fraudulent “ghost MOTs” by requiring ...
A significant portion of UK motorists are risking MOT failures by neglecting to check their wiper blades, according to a recent eBay study. The research revealed that 11% of drivers never inspect ...
The MOT is a mandatory test that all cars over three-years-old have to go through each year. Whilst some cars are MOT exempt, others have to be tested after just one year on the road. For most, ...
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