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It may only make the authorised journeys for repair or regularisation and a new ITV.
It cannot continue in service. Serious defects resulting in an unfavourable ITV prohibit road use except travel to the repair workshop or, where applicable, regularising its situation and returning to an ITV station for reinspection within the granted period. The one-month period in the question does not permit ordinary use. Do not confuse this with a negative ITV for very serious defects, where transport must use means other than the vehicle itself.
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It may only make the authorised journeys for repair or regularisation and a new ITV.
It needs joint ITV and Traffic Headquarters authorisation to continue in service.
It may continue in service during the granted month.
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