I was told last year that the Mazda SBS light being on and not functioning does not fail the MoT but this year I am being told that it does fail. Is this right?

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Reducing required MOT testing for vehicles in Northern Ireland from every year to every two years is being considered. Stormont Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd said that, with modern ...

It’s unknown whether this could result in the cost of an MOT test rising. The public has been invited to voice their opinions on the matter through a twelve-week consultation period, running ...

The Government has given an update on a prospective ban on dazzling LED headlights. Lilian Greenwood, Labour MP for Nottingham South and Minister for the Future of Roads, has confirmed to MPs the ...

The Department for Transport has commissioned the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) to undertake testing on the impact of bright LED headlights on motorists depending on different factors. The study ...

The Department for Infrastructure has launched a consultation seeking views on reducing the frequency of MOT tests to every two years. Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has said the latest ...

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) is launching a consultation to seek views on changing the frequency of MOT testing from one year to two years (biennial) for some private cars, motorcycles and ...

Headlights play an essential role in every vehicle, providing the vital illumination necessary for drivers to see the forthcoming road and avoid potential hazards. However, it’s important to ...

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) is launching a consultation on whether MoT tests for some private cars, motorcycles and light goods vehicles should be changed to every two years.

Theo’s choice for the headlights, however ... given that a windscreen-mounted camera was spotted on the test mule. Other details remain shrouded in secrecy. For one, we still don’t know ...