If, during the periodic roadworthiness test (ITV), faults are found that are so serious that they pose a direct and imminent danger to the occupants or other road users, what official result is issued?

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The Royal Decree regulating the roadworthiness test (ITV) of vehicles establishes three possible ratings: favorable, unfavorable and failed. When very serious defects are found that constitute a direct danger to road safety or to the occupants, the inspection station declares a 'failed inspection'. In this case, the vehicle is completely barred from traveling on public roads under its own power, and it must be taken to the workshop solely and exclusively by tow truck or transport platform. The terms 'dangerous inspection' or 'defective inspection' do not exist in the official technical regulations.

If, during the periodic roadworthiness test (ITV), faults are found that are so serious that they pose a direct and imminent danger to the occupants or other road users, what official result is issued?

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