Mandatory MOT testing to return from 1 August
02/7/2020
The government have announced that mandatory MOT testing is to be reintroduced from 1 August 2020, as restrictions are slowly lifted.
Drivers were granted a 6-month exemption from MOT testing. As restrictions have been eased, all drivers whose car, van or motorcycle is due for an MOT test from 1 August will be required to get a test certificate to continue driving their vehicle.
Drivers with an MOT due date before 1 August will still receive a 6-month exemption from testing. However, all vehicles must continue to be properly maintained and kept in a roadworthy condition, and people are able to voluntarily get their MOT sooner should they wish, even if they are exempt from the legal requirement.
Our Service Dpartment has re-opened and would be happy to carry out the MOT on your Porsche. MOTs at Porsche Centre Hull are carried out by Porsche-trained Technicians using the latest diagnostic equipment and specialist tools.
Please contact us on info@porschehull.co.uk or 01482 911 918 for more information or to arrange your MOT test.
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