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Four years after it was registered.
When cars and motorcycles are brand new, they must undergo their first ITV inspection four years after registration. After this first inspection, subsequent inspections take place every two years until the vehicle reaches 10 years of age, after which the inspection becomes annual.
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Three years after it was registered.
Two years after it was registered.
Four years after it was registered.
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