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1. Enter Reg Number
Enter the car’s registration number to instantly look up details from the official DVLA vehicle database.
2. Get a Free Car Check
Start with a free vehicle check that includes Tax status, MOT history, and up-to-date DVLA vehicle registration information. You’ll receive an instant, free report to help you review its basic condition and history.
3. Get Complete Car Check
Unlock the full car check to uncover any outstanding finance, insurance write-off records, stolen status, mileage issues, and much more, giving you complete peace of mind before buying or selling.
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An MOT check helps you confirm when your next test is due and whether your vehicle meets legal standards. Our free online MOT checker tool provides instant access to your MOT due date along with a full history of previous tests, advisories, and failures – all in one place.
Use our free online MOT check tool to instantly view your vehicle’s MOT status. Simply enter your DVLA vehicle registration number to access key MOT data and ensure your vehicle stays roadworthy and compliant with UK law.
When you run an MOT check with us, you'll receive the following details:
We obtain MOT data directly from the DVSA, which maintains over 49 million driver records and more than 40 million vehicle records across the UK.
An MOT check is a legal requirement for most vehicles over three years old in the UK. It ensures your vehicle meets the minimum safety and environmental standards set by law.
During the MOT test, inspectors examine key components of your vehicle to ensure it's roadworthy. These checks include:
If the vehicle passes, you’ll receive an MOT certificate valid for 12 months. If it fails, repairs must be made before the vehicle can be legally driven again.
For a full list of checks, refer to the DVSA MOT Inspection Manual.
Book MOT test online or locate a nearby authorised MOT test centre.
Only MOT centres displaying the official blue sign with three white triangles are authorised to carry out MOT tests.
If you're unsure when your MOT certificate expires, simply use our free MOT check tool above to view your vehicle's MOT status, as recorded by the DVLA.
An MOT test typically takes between 45 and 60 minutes. However, if your vehicle fails and needs repairs, the overall process may take longer depending on the issues found.
The DVSA sets the maximum MOT fee at £54.85 for cars and motor caravans, and £29.65 for motorbikes. However, many test centres offer discounted rates—sometimes up to 50% less than the maximum price.
Each vehicle class has its own set of inspection standards. For a full breakdown of the requirements for Class 3, 4, 5, and 7 vehicles, refer to the official DVSA MOT Inspection Manual, which details the checks and criteria specific to each vehicle type.
MOT data may be unavailable for vehicles over 20 years old, as digital records from the DVSA are limited for older models.
To check if your vehicle is exempt from an MOT, visit the official GOV.UK website. Generally, vehicles over 40 years old that haven’t been substantially modified may be MOT exempt.
You can also contact the DVSA for clarification if you're unsure. Electric vehicles and some specialist vehicles may also qualify for exemption under specific conditions.