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After 4 years.
Cars, motorhomes and vehicles with living accommodation must undergo their first vehicle roadworthiness inspection 4 years after registration. After that first inspection, they must undergo another ITV every two years until year 10 after registration, at which point they must undergo an ITV every year until the vehicle reaches the end of its useful life.
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After 2 years.
After 4 years.
The following year.
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