DVSA updates categorisation of defects for roadside checks

Updated guidance reflects new rules set come into force from 1 February

DVSA updates categorisation of defects for roadside checks

The DVSA has published revised guidance on how it categorises vehicle defects during roadside checks.

The guide, which has been updated ahead of new rules coming into force from 1 February, outlines the actions it takes when roadworthiness defects are found during vehicle inspections.

Changes include the banning of tyres aged over ten years on the front axles of lorries, buses, coaches and all single wheels of minibuses (9 to 16 passenger seats) from 1 February 2021.

Related: Ban on tyres over 10 years old to affect MOT testing stations

Other items covered in the revisions include additional notes on dash mounted tables, laptops, tablets and mobile phones have been added to issues affecting the view of the road.

Brakes, lamps, steering control and suspension sections have also been updated.

Related: MOT security cards to be phased out

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