Avoid a Fine - Drivers Unaware of MOT Renewal Date | Guides

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Drivers can be fined up to £1,000 for driving a vehicle without a valid MOT certificate or even parking it on a public road. Even worse you could get penalised up to £2,500 if the vehicle is considered to be in a dangerous condition!

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Tens of thousands of drivers could face fines following the end of the Covid-19 MOT extension

Following the end of the 6 month MOT extension granted by The Driver and Vehicle Standards Authority (DVSA) to alleviate the pressures off driver's shoulders during the global COIVD-19 pandemic, now is the time to check your vehicles MOT date and its potential likelihood of passing.

With a reported 1 in 10 UK drivers already not knowing when their MOT renewal date is, this statistic will be increased by those that are unaware that the MOT extension period has now ended.

Key Facts:

Who did it affect? All drivers cars with MOT certificates expiring between 30 March and 31 July 2020
When did it start? End of March 2020
When did it end? Saturday 1 August 2020

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