Everyday life practice question
In England, a car must usually start passing an annual MOT roadworthiness test once it reaches what age?
- 1 year old
- 2 years old
- 3 years oldCorrect answer
- 6 years old
Why
Most cars in England, Scotland and Wales need their first MOT test when they are three years old, and then a test every year afterwards to confirm they are safe to drive.
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