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DVSA Compliance
Monthly overview
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Mortlake
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failure rate
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National average
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all UK test stations
Performance
This month vs the national average
Tests carried out
191
Jul-26
Initial pass rate
70%
National 72%
Failure rate
30%
National 28%
Average test time
44 min
National 43 min
Failure rate trendMortlakeNational
This month's tests
From the test log export — every test carried out
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Outcomes
Tests by tester
How long tests took
Failure rate by tester
Test Quality Information
From the monthly DVSA export — site vs national
By tester
Tester
Tests
Avg time
Failed
Failures by category
Category
Site
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QC paperwork *
VT20, inspection sheet and emissions test for each car QC’d (no emissions test for electric cars)
Only when equipment was calibrated this month. The lights show each item’s due date.
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Equipment
Serial no.
Next due
Status
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Monthly compliance checklist *
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