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Keeping Commercial Vehicles Safe To Drives - DVSA Updates

Nov 11, 20241 min read

Updated: Feb 26


Keeping Commercial Vehicles Safe To Drives - DVSA Updates

The DVSA has updated the guide to maintaining roadworthiness for commercial vehicles. It is your responsibility to keep your vehicles in a roadworthy condition, regardless of operating conditions, fleet size or vehicle type. Please read the complete guide to Keeping commercial vehicles safe to drive.


There is additional advice on:

  • safety inspections and repair facilities - your responsibility if you choose to outsource maintenance

  • wheels and tyres – information about refitting road wheels

  • parking brake performance – using an electronic brake performance management system (EBPMS) 

  • brake performance assessments - information on carrying out temperature checks with decelerometer tests.


Keeping Commercial Vehicles Safe To Drives - DVSA Updates last updated 11.11.24




 
 
 

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