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Exempt for up to three years, then every two years.
It is exempt up to three years old and then requires inspection every two years under Article 6 of Royal Decree 920/2017. Age is counted from first registration or entry into service. Other L categories have a general initial four-year exemption. Different rules apply to uses such as driving-school vehicles and historic vehicles.
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Every year from the fifth year onwards.
Every two years from the date of registration.
Exempt for up to three years, then every two years.
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