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Yes.
Yes. Having no engine does not exempt it: non-light trailers are subject to periodic inspection. Frequency depends on category, use and age; not every trailer has the same interval. It must remain in good condition between inspections, and a favourable ITV does not guarantee that faults will never arise.
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No, but it is advisable to do so.
No, since it is not a motor vehicle.
Yes.
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