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How to pay a DVSA fine or fixed penalty for vehicle defects, breaking the rules around exceeding drivers鈥� hours, and other offences.
Being stopped by the police or DVSA - fixed penalties, roadside prohibitions, driving without an operator's licence, immobilisation and impounding.
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Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) officers and police officers鈥�
Record a public service vehicle's details with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) so you get the right documents and can book an annual test (MOT).
Apply for a certificate of initial fitness (COIF) for public service vehicles (PSVs) with more than 8 passenger seats which transport people for profit.
Apply to replace a bus or coach fitness, accessibility or capacity documents if they are lost or damaged.
Provide a notification of alterations if you've made changes to the specification of a public service vehicle (PSV).
Additional tests for passenger vehicles - Low Emissions Certificate and seat belt installation tests
You must get approval for a public service vehicle (PSV) to travel up to 100 kilometres per hour (km/h) in Germany by having a 'Tempo 100' test or letter of compliance.
A checklist to help prepare vehicles for a Low Emissions Certificate (LEC) test, which lets you drive in the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) without paying.
Book an accessibility certificate test for a public service vehicle (PSV) if you do not have one from when it was originally approved.
You must get approval for a public service vehicle (PSV) to travel at up to 100 kilometres per hour (km/h) in France by having a 'Vitesse 100 examination'.
Get a model report, a TIR test for lorries and trailers, or tilt or step deflection test for buses and coaches at a non-Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) site.
Apply for a public service vehicle (PSV) Equality Act 2010 (previously Disability Discrimination Act (DDA)) accessibility 'type approval' certificate.
Notify DVSA if you've made modifications to your coach or bus or registered it as a public service vehicle.
Tell the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) if you make changes to a bus or coach accessibility type-approval.
Explain why a bus or coach does not need a new tilt test (to make sure it does not tip over) if its design is different to the approved design you're using.
Appeal the result of a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) or public service vehicle (PSV) test for a Low Emissions Certificate (LEC).
Give information about a bus or coach's accessibility features when you either apply for an accessibility type-approval certificate or report changes to it.
Don鈥檛 include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details.
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