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No, because it is exempt until it is three years old.
No. Under the ordinary regime, two-wheeled mopeds are exempt from periodic ITV inspections up to three years of age, followed by inspections every two years. Age is counted from first registration. Periodic exemption does not eliminate other inspections required for different reasons. Vehicles classified as historic have special rules outside this scenario.
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Yes, every six months.
No, because it is exempt until it is three years old.
Yes, annually.
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