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| Posted: Thu Jul 8th, 2021 07:54 pm |
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Paul S Member 
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What other information would be useful?.. the people testing are testing to a minimum standard.
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| Posted: Wed Jul 7th, 2021 10:32 am |
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martins Administrator 
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We're 'testing' a new page on the MOT Testing website, which will show a list of MOT failure results for a given make / model / engine type and size / mileage. Users just need to specify the make/model etc of their vehicle from a few drop down menus, and on clicking the 'submit' button a table is generated showing the failure items associated with that vehicle profile. The statistics generated are from the actual MOT database from 2020, apart from the percentage column, which is generated in the table itself, from the failure figures. Here's the website page Is it useful? What other information would be useful? Feel free to submit comments here. Attachment: mot page sample.jpg (Downloaded 14 times)
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