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Every six months.
Every six months. For M2 and M3 vehicles, the ordinary frequency is annual up to five years old and six-monthly above five years. These buses do not have a biennial inspection phase. Age is counted from the recorded first registration or entry into service, not the current owner’s purchase date.
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Every six months.
Every two years.
Every year.
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