MOT test stations approved for class 7: goods vehicles over 3,000 kg and up to 3,500 kg design gross weight, the large vans many small fleets run. Lorries over 3,500 kg take the annual test at an authorised testing facility instead.
The HGV MOT: annual test for lorries and trailers: the rules and steps behind this list.
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Questions
What is a class 7 MOT?
The MOT for goods vehicles over 3,000 kg and up to 3,500 kg design gross weight, such as large vans. Not every MOT station can do it.
Where do lorries over 3.5 tonnes get their MOT?
At an authorised testing facility (ATF), in the annual test. The HGV MOT guide explains it.
How many class 7 MOT centres are there in the UK?
6,194 are on the list used here. South East has the most (751).