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No, except to take it to the workshop and back to the ITV station for a new inspection.
If the result of the ITV inspection is unfavourable, we may drive the vehicle only from the ITV station to the workshop and back for a further inspection after repairing the defects found.
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Yes, if the defect observed does not prevent the vehicle from moving.
No, not at all, because the vehicle will be permanently taken off the register.
No, except to take it to the workshop and back to the ITV station for a new inspection.
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