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Originally Posted by drjonts
Well, the test on the ZT-T runs out in May from memory...so if the madness has blown over a bit and we have more freedom of movement, I think I'll just take the car for a test for peace of mind and having all bases covered.
It's rather like the no MOT needed on a classic...lots of people get one anyway to help with insurance cover in the case of an accident.
I just hope the local MOT station will still be going - best we all try and give them business as usual where possible! Wonder if the Govt. have a plan to help the stations through this time where test numbers are bound to fall.
Perhaps it would have been better to implement a rolling month on month suspension on testing until the COVID-19 issues subside enough to allow some degree of normality?
Jonty
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Effectively they have a rolling extension by extending the expiry date of MOTs back by six months from when it currently expires.
Scott
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