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DVSA has published the latest quarterly vehicle enforcement data for Great Britain.
It covers October 2025 to June 2026.
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Vehicle enforcement checks at roadside and operators’ premises
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Severity of defects and offences
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Maintenance assessments and outcomes
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Most common offences for prosecution
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Top 10 prohibition defects as a percentage of all vehicles inspected
For the most recent quarter – April to June 2026 – the 10 most common LGV mechanical defects recorded at roadside are:
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Running gear (condition of tyres) – 22.68%
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Lamps and reflectors (direction indicators) – 15.83%
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Security of body – 10.06%
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Engine and associated equipment (exhaust emission) – 9.06%
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Brakes (warning systems) – 7.99%
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Seat belts and supplementary restraint system – 6.78%
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Brakes (parking brake operation and performance) – 5.99%
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Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment – 4.49%
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Suspension (springs) – 3.92%
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Running gear (road wheels and hubs) – 3.14%
The full vehicle enforcement statistics are available on GOV.UK.
Don’t become a statistic. Avoid prohibitions with our official commercial vehicle and safety guidance.
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