

Posted on Tuesday 31st March 2020 in Drivers, Motorcyclists
This page tells you about the extension of MOT expiry dates due to Coronavirus (COVID-19). It will be updated if anything changes.
Below tells you what happens if your car, motorcycle, light van or other light vehicle MOT expiry date is on or after Monday 30 March 2020.
You do not need to do anything for this to happen. However, you must keep your vehicle safe to drive.
This applies to all vehicles, including those that need their first ever MOT test.
Check your MOT expiry date has been extended here
Your MOT expiry date will usually be updated on the day your MOT is due to expire. However, it might be done up to a few days before.You can check your MOT history to see when your MOT expiry date has been extended. Keep checking back if your new expiry date is not showing yet.
You need to follow different rules if your MOT expiry date was on or before Sunday 29 March 2020. Information is available on the GOV.UK website here