The Motor Trade Association is coming out against proposed changes to the Warrant of Fitness scheme. 

Under the proposal, the first WOF on a light vehicle would last four years.

Head of Advocacy James McDowall says the annual check help ensure brakes, tires  and essential parts of the car are working - keeping people safe on the road.

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The Motor Trade Association is coming out against proposed changes to the Warrant of Fitness scheme.&nbsp;
Under the proposal, the first WOF on a light vehicle would last four years.
Head of Advocacy James McDowall says the annual check help ensure brakes, tires&nbsp; and essential parts of the car are working - keeping people safe on the road.
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James McDowall: MTA Head of Advocacy on the proposed changes to the Warrant of Fitness scheme

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/06f54467-7080-44f2-aaa3-b3b400786afd/transcript

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