My car is going for an MOT?

Yes of course it will. Just pull into an garage and they will replace the bulb. It is always a good idea to carry a spare set of bulbs in your car incase of emergency

Good Luck , let us know if it passes ok :)

Assuming your car was first used after 1 January 1936 and

vehicles first used before 1 January 1971 must be fitted with one stop lamp either on or to the offside of the vehicle.

High level stop lamp i.e fitted in the rear window this is classed as one unit so as long as one bulb is working it is deemed to be a working brake light.

Most mot stations will replace the bulb if that is all that is required to pass the test. Then the mot tester will PRS the vehicle fail then pass the car.

Yes it wll fail. So put a new bulb in it.

Brake lights are there to warn people you are slowing down so they dont crash into you. So why wait until MOT time. Get it fixed ASAP

Course it will (assuming it's a modern car)!

Don't wait till the MOT to get it fixed. Its an important safety component.

Yes, lights is one of the main things on MOT.

The vehicle handbook will tell you how to change a faulty bulb. Yes it could result in an MOT failure. Also it is illegal to drive a car with faulty lights. Change ASAP.

yes it will definately fail its mot, easy fix either bulb replacement, if you ask at the car spares shop they will replace the bulb for you if you don't know how to do it.

brake lights very important it is the law to have all lights operational change the bulb

yeah I would think so,nip it to a garage before and get it done,it'll be dead cheap. or ask the mot place to do it.

If you flutter your eye lashes at the MOT man he may put one in for you