Private bus MOT: reasons for failure in Great Britain (UK) 2007-2017
This statistic shows the reasons why passenger vehicles with more than 12 seats failed their MOT tests between 2007/2008 and 2016/2017 in Great Britain. The most common reason throughout this time period, constituting between 16 and 18.5 percent of tests with one or more fail, was irregularities with lights and signalling.
Overall, 2013/14 was the year with the highest percentages of vehicles with failed MOT tests. Subsequently, the percentages of vehicles which failed their MOT tests either fell slightly or remained at the same level for all categories, except for 2016/17 when they slightly increased again.
Overall, 2013/14 was the year with the highest percentages of vehicles with failed MOT tests. Subsequently, the percentages of vehicles which failed their MOT tests either fell slightly or remained at the same level for all categories, except for 2016/17 when they slightly increased again.
