An MOT involves checking a vehicle meets road safety and environmental standards.
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An MOT involves checking a vehicle to ensure that it is roadworthy and that it meets road safety and environmental standards.
MOT is an acronym for the Ministry of Transport. This was the government department responsible for checking vehicle roadworthiness when the test was introduced in 1960.
It usually includes: the brakes, the fuel system, lights, mirrors, seatbelts, windscreen wipers and exhaust system.
If you are a business owner, and your drivers are using their own vehicles for work purposes, you are responsible for checking that their car has a valid MOT.
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