How often is a bus that is four years old required to pass the periodic roadworthiness test (ITV)?

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According to the Spanish regulations governing the roadworthiness test (ITV) of vehicles (Royal Decree 920/2017), vehicles intended for the transport of persons with more than nine seats including the driver's (buses and coaches) must undergo the periodic ITV at the following frequency: until they reach five years of age, the inspection is annual (every year); from five years of age, the inspection becomes semiannual (every six months). Being four years old, the bus falls within the first band, so its inspection is required every year. A frequency of every two years does not apply to buses in any case.

How often is a bus that is four years old required to pass the periodic roadworthiness test (ITV)?

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