Showing posts with label mot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mot. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 March 2017

Mot and simplicity hopes

Today I am having my car MOT test, an mot is a UK car safety test. Somehow I feel that MOT tests in the future will be much simpler because cars will be electric so they won't need emissions checks. I also believe that cars will do less milage because car trams would allow cars to be transported across a country or between cities.

My hopes are living in the future will be a lot simpler because as a year passes by there are tasks that that are undertaken and many responsibilities, almost always costing money.

Tuesday, 22 March 2016

Google Car, excuse the pun

Today I am grateful for birds, spring is nearly here so we will see many of them in the coming weeks.

Yesterday I learned that there is one thing that is more stressful than waiting for a vehicle safety test, thinking your google account has been hacked. My google account has thousands of products attached to it including this blog, my 3 other blogs, YouTube videos and all the book pages that I have written and e mails. So many things are being guarded by that one little password. I changed the password but it turned out to be a false alarm, it's a long story so I won't divulge.

Well, when my car passed the vehicle safety test (with a few fault fixes) I was relieved twice because my google account is intact and so is my car. Isn't it ironic that a google self drive car crashed into a bus earlier this month.

Until next time, I am thankful for all the good things I will have in the near future.

Monday, 21 March 2016

M.O.T. test

Today I am grateful that I can drive and I have a car because I need it to run the vending business and to get about properly.

I have submitted my car for an M.O.T test today and a full service. I hope my car is in good enough condition to pass the test without any extra cost.

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