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The motorcycle must be transported from the ITV roadworthiness test station to its destination using means other than the vehicle itself
A negative inspection result due to very serious defects makes the motorcycle unfit to circulate. It must be moved from the station to its destination by means other than the motorcycle itself, such as suitable recovery or transport. Permission to travel directly to a repair workshop applies to an unfavourable result for serious defects, not a negative result. A negative result does not mean the motorcycle is beyond repair.
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It must be permanently deregistered, without the possibility of repair
The motorcycle may continue to be ridden solely to take it to the workshop or its destination
The motorcycle must be transported from the ITV roadworthiness test station to its destination using means other than the vehicle itself
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