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Vehicle Inspectorate (UK) - MOT Matters - No Smoking (1998) Exhaust emissions harm the environment and are poisonous to health. Testing them in the MOT test is an importants step in protecting these. Vehicles that meet the requirements will cause less harm. To achieve this, it is important that tests are carried out correctly. To ensure correct and fair results, the appropriate standards and procedures must be applied to each vehicle type. it shows: Emissions test procedures Testing of Petrol engined vehicles Testing of Diesel engined vehicles Identification of vehicle category Correct test methods for different categories of vehicle use of equipment. VIV 8

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