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Mandatory MOT testing is to be reintroduced from 1 August 2020 as COVID-19 restrictions are slowly lifted.

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, drivers were granted a 6-month exemption from MOT testing in March to help slow the spread of the virus. However, as restrictions are eased when safe to do so, all drivers whose car is due for an MOT test from 1 August will be required to get a test certificate to continue driving their vehicle.

Known for its ability to handle all kinds of tough terrain – including the North Pole, South Pole and the Dakar Rally – Hilux has been the go-to vehicle if you’re in the market for a powerful workhorse.

Its indestructible reputation has been built over seven generations of constant development and testing in the harshest of topographies. From navigating treacherous icy ridges to entering an active volcano – the boundaries of impossibility keep on being pushed. 

To understand the full legend though, we first need to delve back to where it all began…

It is now a common feature on many vehicles of today to have keyless entry and start. Whilst this is a convenient and fantastic way to access and start your vehicle, the technology that enables this functionality (RFID – Radio Frequency Identification) puts your car at risk and leaves it open to attack by criminals. This can result in loss of personal property and potential vehicle theft.

What is Keyless theft?

Spinal Track is a charity which is dedicated to giving free rally experiences and track days to disabled drivers with adapted cars developed by racers who understand the wants and needs of disabled car enthusiasts.

A one of a kind rally course

The new Spinal Track Rally Experience is the UK’s first rally experience designed for disabled drivers. It offers the opportunity to drive a modified rear-wheel-drive Toyota GT86 on a gravel rally stage.