DVSA PUBLISHES MOT EXPIRY FIGURES FOR MAY

by Posted byGreg Whitaker

Following on from previous forecast figures, the DVSA has now produced the expiry profile figures for both May and June 2021, broken down by postcode, to help understand how demand will vary by area.

MOT extension graph

Copies of the latest figures can be downloaded by clicking on the links below:

VIEW: DVSA MAY 2021 MOT FORECAST

VIEW: DVSA JUNE 2021 MOT FORECAST

If you have any further questions about MOT exemptions,  get in touch with the MOT policy team at mot@dvsa.gov.uk

Thanks to the IAAF for sharing these DVSA figures.

Published by Greg Whitaker

Editor of CAT Magazine and an experienced motoring journalist @GregWhitaker5

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