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MOTORING


Family run business established in 2002 Specialists in vehicle preparation


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MOTs scrapped for classic cars


Vehicles over 40 years old will be exempt from an MOT test from May.


It’s thought that people who own these cars tend to be enthusiasts who maintain their vehicles well. Therefore the need for an MOT isn’t as vital as standard car owners.


Statistically these cars also have a lower accident and MOT failure rate than newer vehicles too.


This doesn’t apply to commercially-used large goods vehicles (maximum weight of 3.5 tonnes) and buses (vehicles with eight or more seats).


This new law is controversial, as some think it’s potentially putting other drivers at risk. But drivers of classic cars will still be legally obligated to keep their vehicles safe and roadworthy.


MOT test categories


The month of May also brings a big change to MOT tests results which will now be sorted into three new categories. These will be dangerous, major and minor and could make the test harder to pass.


and refurbishment including paintless dent removal.


motoring laws


Did you know there are many new changes coming into place for motorists over the next couple of months?


If your car receives a dangerous or major fault it will instantly fail the test. If your car has a minor defect, it will still be able to pass, but it will be noted down on the MOT certificate.


For example if a car is leaking oil it would be a minor fault. But if it’s dripping, the fault would be major and the car would fail the test.


On 20th May, diesel particulate filters will also form part of the MOT test. Your vehicle will fail the test if your particulate filter has been removed or tampered with.


Learner drivers to be allowed on motorways


From 4th June there will be a major change for learner drivers, as they will now be able to have lessons on the motorway before passing their test.


In order to do this, they must be accompanied by an approved instructor with dual controls.


This will give learners a chance to build their confidence on motorways, so it doesn’t seem so daunting when they pass their test.


JEWSON 22 Stadium Court,


Barbot Hall Industrial Estate, Rotherham S62 6EW


Tel 01709 374443


Sheffield Road, Chesterfield S41 8NQ Tel 01246 450012


www.cosmeticrepair.co.uk aroundtownmagazine.co.uk 77


Minor to full crash repairs Paintless dent removal Exterior paint protection Glass replacement Interior trim repairs Air conditioning regas


Front/rear sensor fitting Services


4 Wheel alignment tyre fitting and balancing


Wheel refurbishment or colour change


Offering a professional service at competitive prices Proud to be approved by many leading manufacturers Materials sourced from leading paint protection specialists


Have you had an accident? Don’t lose your no claims or excess, call the vehicle body repair specialist first for free friendly help & advice


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