If you drive a 12,000 kg MAM truck that is 8 years old and has just passed its roadworthiness test (ITV) with a favorable result, when must it be presented for the next ITV?

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According to the regulations on the technical inspection of vehicles, vehicles used for the carriage of goods with a Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM) of more than 3,500 kg must undergo the roadworthiness test (ITV) annually until they reach 10 years of age. Once they are over 10 years old, the frequency becomes semiannual (every 6 months). Since the truck in the question is 8 years old, the next inspection must be carried out within 1 year. The 6-month interval would only be correct if it were more than a decade old, while the 3-month interval does not exist for ordinary periodic inspections.

If you drive a 12,000 kg MAM truck that is 8 years old and has just passed its roadworthiness test (ITV) with a favorable result, when must it be presented for the next ITV?

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