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No; expiry can be penalised but does not by itself mean withdrawing that document.
No. Driving without a valid ITV can be penalised but does not by itself mean withdrawing the registration certificate. Do not confuse that vehicle document with the driving licence or immobilisation for defects creating especially serious danger. Nor does any serious offence automatically authorise withdrawing that document. Bring the ITV up to date and observe applicable restrictions.
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No; expiry can be penalised but does not by itself mean withdrawing that document.
Yes, it is automatically withdrawn solely for expiry.
Yes, but only when the driver is newly qualified.
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