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In previous blog posts we have commented on the types of test bay that are available to new applicants and those existing test station operators who are already approved within the MOT scheme who may be seeking a new bay or an upgrade to an existing installation. The last article we published on this started …
Continue reading "Types of MOT Test Bay for 2020 – Part Two: Lift Based MOT Test Bays"
In previous blog posts we have commented on the types of test bay that are available to new applicants and those existing test station operators who are already approved within the MOT scheme who may be seeking a new bay or an upgrade to an existing installation. The last article we published on this was …
Continue reading "Types of MOT Test Bay for 2020 – Part One: Motorcycle Testing"
The rollout of connected equipment continues for new garages with the news this week that decelerometers will also have to be capable of connecting to the DVSA MTS system in February 2020. The connected equipment changes are designed to minimise the chances of data entry error when sending results back to the DVSA at the …
Continue reading "New Month – New Regulations"
GETECH manufacture the equipment contained within an inspection bay mot package and so therefore are an obvious and safe choice to supply your pit based MOT test bay. All of our Class 4 and Class 4 & 7 equipment is modern, accurate, exceptionally reliable and backed up with a 5 year extended parts warranty for …
Continue reading "GETECH – Pit MOT Bays"
In order to test motorcycles in your new MOT bay you will need the following equipment to be installed, to be calibrated and with all the supporting paperwork to prove that the equipment you have can be used in an MOT bay... Headlight Tester This should be of rail mounted design and be from the …
Continue reading "Quick List – Equipment Needed to MOT – Part A: Motorcycle MOT Bay Equipment"
A great deal of time, care and thought need to go into how the Council is approached to gain this evidence. A failure to plan in advance will almost certainly result in a planning application and a 8 week delay on the project.
