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MAHA helps VI to test brakes
25th January 2001, Page 21
25th January 2001
Page 21
Page 21, 25th January 2001
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• The Vehicle Inspectorate's Chadderton, Manchester depot, which is due to open soon, will be equipped with a new brake tester from MAHA UK.
The unit is said to be fully compatible with the VI's existing computer system, running alongside a Windows-based program that combines the VI's database with the latest testing technologyy.
MAHA is also supplying equipment for the VI's training bays, covering both cars and commercial vehicles.
An increase in personal imports has boosted the need for SVI (special vehicle imports) test lanes, and MAHA has already installed 20 units in VI stations around the UK. Using special software programmes, the stations will be used to test all vehicles up to the larger vans.
• Contact 01945 476663.