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Initial failure rates fall for PSV

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Published: May 8, 2019
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Initial failure rates fall for PSV

The DVSA’s annual testing statistics for 2017/18 show that initial failure rates have all fallen.

PSV initial failures dropped to 12.9%, from 14% the previous year – better than the HGV figure of 15.5%.

The main reason for failures in coaches and buses were brake system components, body issues, doors and emergency exits, seat belts and suspension.

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