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It’s crucial to test the brake test performance of heavy vehicles and trailers during the annual test.
Most vehicles and trailers presented for their annual test must be loaded to at least 65% of their design axle weights with cargo (though this doesn't have to be the cargo you usually carry).
This is to enable the brake test to be carried out efficiently and obtain a meaningful assessment of the overall brake efficiency.
In our latest blog post, Vehicle Testing and Roadworthiness Policy Specialist Richard Clements, explains what is involved and why vehicles and trailers should be presented for test laden.
Read 'Bring your heavy goods vehicle and trailer to annual test (MOT) appropriately laden'.
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