Never miss a renewal
MOT, tax & insurance reminders
Keep your vehicle's important dates in one place. MotoTrac shows what is due in the next 30 days and, on Pro, emails you before your MOT, tax or insurance runs out.
Free for one vehicle. Pro £3.99 a month for unlimited vehicles and email reminders.
What you can keep track of
MOT expiry date
Taken from your latest MOT result, so the date is right — not guessed from when you last went.
Tax and insurance
Add your renewal dates and see them alongside your MOT.
Due-soon alerts
Anything due within 30 days shows at the top of your garage. Pro adds email reminders.
MOT history and advisories
Every past MOT result for your reg, with advisories turned into jobs to fix before the next test.
Check any MOT
Look up the MOT history of any UK registration — handy when buying a used car or bike.
How it works
- Add your vehicle
Enter the registration; the MOT expiry date and history come straight from the DVSA. - Add tax and insurance dates
Type in your renewal dates once. - Get reminded
See due-soon alerts in the app, or get emails on Pro, in good time to book.
Common questions
When is my MOT due?
In Great Britain a car or motorcycle needs its first MOT by the third anniversary of its registration, then every year. MotoTrac reads the expiry date from your latest MOT result.
How early can I get an MOT?
Up to a month (minus a day) before your current MOT runs out, and you keep the same renewal date. If it expires on 15 May, the earliest is 16 April.
What happens if my MOT runs out?
You can be fined up to £1,000 for driving without a valid MOT. The exception is driving to a pre-booked MOT, or to or from a repair.
How is this different from the GOV.UK MOT reminder?
GOV.UK will text or email you a month before your MOT is due. MotoTrac adds tax and insurance dates, your MOT advisories as a to-do list, and your service and fuel records in the same place.
Put your renewal dates on autopilot
Add your reg and MotoTrac picks up your MOT date straight away.