20-09-2017, 12:54 PM
The biggest non-sequitur is that they want to eliminate the MOT for older cars because the MOT "isn't relevant" to these old cars. I read this as meaning as the MOT gets ever more complex they can't see the point in adding to an ever increasing list of age related exemptions.
Therefore how will the MOT be applied to "old" cars needing one (through a points or performance score) when the rules don't fit? Indeed how will the "voluntary" MOT work when the rules diverge too much?
Frankly I'd much rather pay for a mandatory MOT and avoid being treated differently.
Charles
Therefore how will the MOT be applied to "old" cars needing one (through a points or performance score) when the rules don't fit? Indeed how will the "voluntary" MOT work when the rules diverge too much?
Frankly I'd much rather pay for a mandatory MOT and avoid being treated differently.
Charles