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Full MOT Manuals are listed on our site. Criteria for both Motorbike and Car MOT's are given, indicating what guidelines garages should take regarding MOT failures.

Find out what a MOT Testers looks for when completing an MOT Test And reduce the chances of automatically failing with our Pre-MOT check Guidelines or even read our Frequently Asked MOT Questions. If your question can't be answered ask our MOT expert questions regarding specific MOT test matters
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Car MOT Test

This Manual is a detailed guide to the inspection for statutory MOT testing of the following classes:

• Class III: 3 wheeled vehicles not more than 450 kg unladen weight.
• Class IV: Cars, including 3 wheeled vehicles more than 450 kg unladen weight.Taxis and Minibuses up to 12 passenger seats
• Class VII: Goods Vehicles over 3000 up to and including 3500 kg DGW

CAR MOT TEST MANUAL

Motorbike MOT Test

This Manual is a detailed guide to the inspection for statutory MOT testing of the following vehicle classes:

• Class I, Solo Motor bicycles with engine size up to 200cc.
• Class II, Solo motor bicycles over 200cc and all Motor Bicycles with side cars.
• Class I and II testing stations are not authorised to test motor tricycles. They are therefore not covered by this manual.

BIKE MOT TEST MANUAL

How to Become an MOT Tester

An Authorised Examiner (AE) is an individual, partnership or company authorised by the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) to offer an MOT test service. The AE is also responsible for ensuring that test equipment and facilities are regularly checked and are being well maintained.

In addition, the AE is responsible for making sure that the Nominated Testers (NTs) - those doing MOT tests on their behalf - have the relevant training and experience, undergo monthly quality control checks and attend the five-yearly refresher training.

To become a Nominated Tester (NT) - someone who is approved to carry out MOT tests - you must successfully complete a Nominated Tester Training (NTT) course. If you already hold the required qualifications and meet other necessary requirements then you may be able to progress straight to the NTT course. If you do not hold the relevant qualifications but you meet the other professional requirements then you will need to sit a Nominated Tester Training Assessment (NTTA) exam. Once this is passed, you can take the NTT course and then complete the MOT TEST. This guide will look at what the exam and training involves and how to apply. It will also look at continued testing through monthly quality control checks and five-yearly refresher courses.

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