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From Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA)
  • Seat belt installation rules and inspection for vehicles fitted with more than 8 passenger seats and first used before 1 October 2001.

  • List of items that MOT testers must check during a motorcycle MOT test.

  • What you must be able to do and what you must know and understand to provide training to drivers and riders.

  • Check what you need to do before you travel to the UK and what to do after you arrive.

  • You can use the driving test marking sheet (DL25) if you're a driving instructor carrying out a mock driving test.

  • Report a bus or coach service or driver for turning up late, not stopping or breaking safety or accessibility rules.

  • Guidance on the required internal features for motor caravans.

  • You can appeal to a court about your driving test if your examiner did not follow the law, but your test result cannot be changed.

  • The rules about the tachograph that must be used by drivers to record EU or AETR drivers' hours.

  • Guidance for driving examiners carrying out the practical and extended driving tests for cars.

  • Tyre load rating and exceptions, and tyre load index tables for single wheel and dual wheel configurations for car and passenger vehicle MOT tests.

  • How to keep heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) and public service vehicles (PSVs) safe to drive, including daily checks, inspections, maintenance and record keeping.

  • MOT testing service user roles, what they can do, what their responsibilities are, which roles are mandatory, authorised examiner's responsibility for security of the MOT testing service.

  • Reasons why a tester can refuse to carry out a test.

  • Training requirements for testers, initial MOT testing training, demonstration tests, MOT annual training for testers, keeping a training record, assessment of new and returning testers, assessment of continuing competence, …

  • The working time rules that apply to you depend on whether you drive a vehicle in scope of the EU or GB domestic drivers’ hours rules.

  • Find out if you can report an MOT tester or centre for fraud, how to report them (including without giving your name), and what will happen next.

  • The 'show me, tell me' vehicle safety questions that driving examiners can ask in category A (motorcycle) riding tests.

  • Who is eligible to become a tester, when applications might be refused, training and keeping up to date.

  • The certificate of conformity ensures the free movement of goods and must be supplied to the buyer of a new vehicle when the vehicle is delivered.