As the title says what’s one of these? Seen this on a vehicle check sheet.
Cheers.
Department Of Transport plate which states the max weights. Should find it on the passenger door or footwell.
Cheers
Bloody hell, how many years is it since VOSA were called the Department of Transport?
Anyway, it’s one of these.
Normally somewhere on the passenger side, on the door, the side of the seat or maybe even in the side locker.
Harry Monk:
Bloody hell, how many years is it since VOSA were called the Department For Transport?Anyway, it’s one of these.
Normally somewhere on the passenger side, on the door, the side of the seat or maybe even in the side locker.
FTFY
No, the “O” in DOT definitely stood for “of” and not “for”. The DfT came after that.
2002— Department for Transport
2001—2002: Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions
1997—2001: Department for the Environment, Transport and the Regions
1981—1997: Department of Transport
1979—1981: Ministry of Transport
1976—1979: Department of Transport
Harry Monk:
No, the “O” in DOT definitely stood for “of” and not “for”. The DfT came after that.2002— Department for Transport
2001—2002: Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions
1997—2001: Department for the Environment, Transport and the Regions
1981—1997: Department of Transport
1979—1981: Ministry of Transport
1976—1979: Department of Transport
The MOT test has been in place for many years, it meant Ministry of Transport Inspection
We had Minister of War Transport
Department of Transport and Civil Aviation
Some of us had to deal with IRFO in Newcastle
Wheel Nut:
Some of us had to deal with IRFO in Newcastle
I remember dealing with MAFF and some people from the BAG. 
dieseldave:
Wheel Nut:
Some of us had to deal with IRFO in NewcastleI remember dealing with MAFF and some people from the BAG.
I did think they were taking the ■■■■ in Dover when they sent me to the Vet! 
especially with a tilt.