This year will be one of major change for the auto service and repair sector in the UK, according to regulatory body Motor Codes.

The group has announced it is embarking on a consumer awareness campaign with support from the Department for Transport.

Director of the service Chris Mason said that the initiative ensures every motorist in Britain can find a reputable, honest garage that charges fairly and has conscientious and competent staff

He added that its aim is to ensure that consumers receive high-quality service and are never ripped-off.

Motor Codes currently looks for garages, vehicle manufacturers and extended warranty administrators to achieve these standards.

The group aims to provide drivers with a list of trustworthy garages and currently has over 6,200 businesses on its subscriber base.

Transport minister Paul Clark has welcomed the success of Motor Codes, saying he was encouraged by the level of support it has received from the industry so far.

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