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Annually.
Annually. A 2,500 kg maximum-authorised-mass N1 truck aged seven falls in the six-to-ten-year annual ITV interval. Up to two years it is exempt, from two to six inspections are biennial, and after ten they are six-monthly. An inspection within the thirty days before expiry preserves calculation from the previous expiry date; this does not apply to every earlier inspection.
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