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Half-yearly.
Every six months. Article 6 of Royal Decree 920/2017 sets that frequency for N1 vehicles over ten years old. Category and use matter: not every van necessarily follows the N1 regime, and an ordinary M1 vehicle of that age has a different interval. Age is counted from the recorded first registration or entry into service.
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Half-yearly.
Biennial.
Every four years.
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