Editing MOT test (section)

==Test classification==
The test classes are:

* Class I&nbsp;– [[Motor bicycle]]s (with or without side cars) up to 200cc
* Class II&nbsp;– All motor bicycles (including Class I) (with or without side cars).
* Class III&nbsp;– Three-wheeled vehicles not more than 450&nbsp;kg unladen weight (excluding motor bicycles with side cars).
* Class IV&nbsp;– [[Car]]s, including 3-wheeled vehicles more than 450&nbsp;kg unladen weight, taxis, [[minibus]]es and [[ambulance]]s up to twelve passenger seats, Goods Vehicles not exceeding 3,000&nbsp;kg Design Gross Weight (DGW), [[motorhome|motor caravan]]s and Dual Purpose Vehicles.
* Class V&nbsp;– Private passenger vehicles, ambulances, motor caravans and dual purpose vehicles with thirteen or more passenger seats
* Class VII&nbsp;– Goods vehicles over 3,000&nbsp;kg up to and including 3,500&nbsp;kg DGW. If a vehicle is presented with a manufacturer's plate and a "Ministry plate" the weights to be used are those on the "Ministry plate".
* PSV test (Class VI)&nbsp;– Public service vehicles used for hire or reward with more than eight passenger seats (test conducted by DVSA/DVA staff their own stations, or at DVSA-authorised testing facilities or designated premises).
* HGV test&nbsp;– Goods vehicles over 3,500&nbsp;kg GVW and trailers over 1,020&nbsp;kg unladen weight or 3,500&nbsp;kg GVW if fitted with overrun brakes (test conducted by DVSA/DVA staff their own stations, or at a DVSA-authorised testing facility or designated premises).