MOT

Driving on UK roads without a valid MOT certificate is illegal, with motorists facing a fine of up to £1,000 if they do

MOT warning to 7.6 million drivers at risk of £1,000 fines

As soon as your car hits three years-old, it will need an MOT before its birthday each year

As soon as your car hits three years-old, it will need an MOT before its birthday each year

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Millions of drivers at risk of £1,000 MOT fine - how you can avoid it

If you are caught driving with an expired or invalid MOT certificate, you could be fined up to £1,000

If you are caught driving with an expired or invalid MOT certificate, you could be fined up to £1,000

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Drivers warned of MOT failures due to often forgotten car part

The experts at Absolute Reg have provided seven simple checks you should be completing on your vehicle to help you dodge potentially hefty repair bills.

The experts at Absolute Reg have provided seven simple checks you should be completing on your vehicle to help you dodge potentially hefty repair bills.

This 20p check before your MOT could save you £200 (what you need to know)

Under new plans the time between MOT tests could increase from one year to two, and from three years to four for new cars

Under new plans the time between MOT tests could increase from one year to two, and from three years to four for new cars

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Warning major change to MOT tests could make cars 'death traps on wheels'