What does MOT mean?
MOT means Maint of Traffic
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Maint of Traffic?
Maint of Traffic can be abbreviated as MOT
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What does MOT stand for? MOT stands for "Maint of Traffic". |
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How to abbreviate "Maint of Traffic"? "Maint of Traffic" can be abbreviated as MOT. |
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What is the meaning of MOT abbreviation? The meaning of MOT abbreviation is "Maint of Traffic". |
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What is MOT abbreviation? One of the definitions of MOT is "Maint of Traffic". |
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What does MOT mean? MOT as abbreviation means "Maint of Traffic". |
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What is shorthand of Maint of Traffic? The most common shorthand of "Maint of Traffic" is MOT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ASTRIN - Association of Traffic Industries in the Netherlands
- BITER - British Institute of Traffic Education Research
- CDTW/CDTI - Cockpit Display of Traffic and Weather Cockpit Display of Traffic Information
- DRWAR - Direction of traffic, Runway in use, Wind, Altimeter, Report
- ECDTI - Enhanced Cockpit Display of Traffic Information
- iATts - International Association of Traffic and Safety
- MITAI - Member of the Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators
- ACATA - Administration of Charging Analysis of Traffic Activity
- COT - Class of Traffic
- MOT - Maintenance of Traffic
- DPT - Department of Traffic
- IOT - Information of Traffic
- ITMPOSA - Institute of Traffic and Municipal Police Officers of Southern Africa
- MOT - Museum of Traffic
- MUSIC - Management of traffic Using traffic flow Control and other measures
- OPTIRAILS - Optimisation of Traffic through the European Rail Traffic management Systems
- TRANSWINWIN - Strengthening of the local social basis for energy saving in the sector of Traffic and Transport
- VOT - Volume Of Traffic
- dot - Division of Traffic
- trafficability - (DOD) Capability of terrain to bear traffic.It refers to the extent to which the terrain will permit continued movement of any or all types of traffic.