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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Editorial/Comment3 / MOT interval madness as the business faces 1 million more tests in 202...

MOT interval madness as the business faces 1 million more tests in 2022

Date: 29th April 2022 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Associations such as the NTDA and IAAF have warned of the potential dangers of extending the MOT test frequency, which could lead to an increase in road accidents and fatalities. (Photo: IAAF)

OTR tyres, seasonal tyres (such as winter and all-season products) and the tyre retail business are our key features this month. As important as the development of the OTR and seasonal tyre segments undoubtedly is, the combination of tectonic shifts in the UK tyre retail landscape and transport secretary Grant Shapps’ decision to once again suggest changing MOT frequency have stolen my column’s attention this month. On the latter point, NTDA chief executive Stefan Hay was understandably riled to learn that Shapps is retreading the meddling-with-the-MOT path (something readers can read more about in the UK section of May’s magazine). Either way, renewed focus on MOT protocol is firmly connected with the ongoing development of the tyre retail business.

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