MOT charges may rise in North

MOT charges in the North could be increased after test centres failed to reach targets despite investing £57m (€82.2m) on new equipment, a report revealed today.

MOT charges may rise in North
Tue, 21 Mar, 2006 - 08:19

MOT charges in the North could be increased after test centres failed to reach targets despite investing £57m (€82.2m) on new equipment, a report revealed today.

The Northern Ireland Audit Office also discovered waiting times for customers have nearly tripled from 20 to 55 days.

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