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About VOSA

The Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) was formed on 1st April 2003 following the merger of the Vehicle Inspectorate and the Traffic Area Network division of the Department for Transport. VOSA provides a range of licensing, testing and enforcement services with the aim of improving the roadworthiness standards of vehicles ensuring the compliance of operators and drivers with road traffic legislation, and supporting the independent Traffic Commissioners…

VOSA's vision
Information on the agency's current vision, set in the yearly Business Plan.

VOSA's directing board
Information on the agency's Directors and current board structure.

What we do
An overview of the operational activites the agency currently does on behalf of or with the public.

Working with the Traffic Commissioners
Information on the activities VOSA and the Traffic Commissioners currently deliver, to help improve road safety.

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News

02-07-09 Next steps in VOSA service transformation
The Vehicle and Operator Services Agency's (VOSA) Llandrindod Wells Testing Station will close on 25 September 2009.

2 Gorffennaf 2009 - Cau Gorsaf Profi Cerbydau Llandrindod
Bydd Gorsaf Brofi?r Asiantaeth Gwasanaethau Cerbydau a Gweithredwyr (VOSA) yn Llandrindod yn cau ar 25 Medi 2009.

24-06-09 New VOSA test helps cut emissions
The Vehicle Operator Services Agency (VOSA) has introduced new smoke level standards to help operators comply with European legislation on the standards required for exhaust emissions.

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