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After two years under that ordinary interval.
Two years. For this car, the ordinary interval is biennial after four years and annual once it is more than ten years old. Ambulances, taxis, driving-school vehicles, school transport and other cases have specific rules excluded here. Always check the expiry date recorded in the inspection documentation.
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After two years under that ordinary interval.
The following year, because every first successful inspection makes it annual.
After four years, because all inspections repeat the initial exemption.
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