Leading motor associations are urging the Government to ditch the six-month MOT exemption announced on 30 March, as the fear of dangerous cars on the road rises.
Concerns have grown after the Prime Minister asked those unable to work from home to return to the workplace while avoiding public transport.
Although cycling and walking are preferred, many commuters will have no option but to return to work by driving their potentially unsafe cars.
Restrictions have also been lifted in England for those that want to travel to beaches or parks to exercise, leading to a sharp rise in traffic volume.
Full Article:
https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/news/mot...f-unsafe-cars/
Concerns have grown after the Prime Minister asked those unable to work from home to return to the workplace while avoiding public transport.
Although cycling and walking are preferred, many commuters will have no option but to return to work by driving their potentially unsafe cars.
Restrictions have also been lifted in England for those that want to travel to beaches or parks to exercise, leading to a sharp rise in traffic volume.
Full Article:
https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/news/mot...f-unsafe-cars/
Last edited by Aure; 05-11-20 at 15:15.
