Vehicles exempt from MOTs which are presented for testing and fail to achieve a pass must no longer be driven on public roads, a DVSA notification has confirmed.
From today (27 May 2020) test certificates will remind drivers that if a vehicle fails its MOT, the six-month MOT exemption is no longer valid.
The test expiry date, which will be updated the following day, will revert to the fail date.
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DVSA issues clarification on MOT exemptions — Garagewire
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