MOT Testing Terminology Explained by AP Autocare

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MOT TESTING TERMINOLOGY EXPLAINED MOT Testing Terminology Explained by AP Autocare, probably Bristol’s best MOT testing station. Like many industries, the MOT Testers, MOT documentation and the guidelines themselves use terminology the de nitions of which may not be obvious to vehicle owners. Here is a guide on the most commonly used:

Abandon The term is used when a test cannot be completed because the Tester considers it unsafe to continue or because it becomes apparent during the test that certain items cannot be satisfactorily inspected. An appropriate fee may be charged for the test.

Abort The term is used when a test cannot be completed because of a problem with the VTS/DC testing equipment or the Tester. No fee may be charged for the test.

AE Authorised Examiner - the organisation that operates and manages one or more VTSs and is responsible for controlling the quality of testing carried out. Except in the case of a ‘sole trader’ the AE is not a person but a legal entity. For example, a company or partnership.

AED The AE Delegate is a Person appointed by the AE Designated Manager to act on their behalf on a temporary or permanent basis. Note: this does not devolve the ultimate responsibility held by the AE.


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