MOT pass rate in Telford (TF)

MOT tests in 2025, published 22 Jun 2026. DVSA publishes a new year each summer.

126,240 cars had an MOT at test stations in the TF postcode area in 2025 and 71.8% passed first time. Against cars of the same ages across Great Britain that is in line with average, ranking 51 of 118 areas.

By age

The pass rate for each age band, with a tick for all cars that age across Great Britain.

Telford (TF) first-time pass rate by age
Telford (TF) pass rate by age
ItemTelfordGreat Britain
3-5 years86.5%87.2%
6-8 years81.3%80.9%
9-11 years71.8%71.9%
12-14 years63.8%63.7%
15-17 years58.4%58.3%
18-20 years59.3%57.3%
21+ years65.1%62.2%

Source: DVSA, tests in 2025, published 22 June 2026.

Cars aged 9 to 11 tested here had typically covered 78,600 miles, against 73,500 miles across Great Britain.

Where cars fail here

The share of cars tested with a failure in each area, against Great Britain as a whole.

Telford (TF) failures by area
Telford (TF) failure areas
ItemTelfordGreat Britain
Suspension10.9%9.0%
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment10.0%10.6%
Brakes6.9%6.2%
Tyres5.7%6.2%
Visibility3.7%4.3%
Body, chassis, structure3.5%3.3%

Source: DVSA, tests in 2025, published 22 June 2026.

Nearby in the table

Areas ranked just above and below
Neighbouring areas in the ranking
AreaAge-adjustedVs same-age cars
48. Colchester (CO)72.7%About the same
49. Oxford (OX)72.6%About the same
50. Durham (DH)72.5%About the same
51. Telford (TF)72.5%About the same
52. Ipswich (IP)72.5%About the same
53. Guildford (GU)72.4%About the same
54. Cambridge (CB)72.4%About the same

Source: DVSA, tests in 2025, published 22 June 2026.

Checking one car?

These figures describe groups of cars. A vehicle history report shows the full MOT history, mileage, outstanding finance, write-offs and stolen records for one registration.

Figures from the DVSA anonymised MOT testing data for MOT tests in 2025, published by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency. Analysis by Motoring Insider. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. How we work out these figures.